Business Plan Trucking with Financial Projection (electronic version only)
A few words from the author of the book Dispatch Manual
Why should you apply for a Government Funded Loan (SBA loan) instead of a Conventional Loan? The interest rate for a government funded loan is the current prime rate plus 1.75 to 6.5 points depending on your credit history and can be granted up to 15 years. The interest rate for a conventional loan is up to 4% higher and the term is averaging only up to 5 years. Even if your credit history is not perfect, you have a much better chance to get approved for an SBA loan than for a conventional loan. But remember, you need a professional business plan to achieve your goals. Your chances for approval will also increase if you belong to a minority group such as African American, Native American, Hispanic American and Asian American, or if you are a woman-owned business. Note: You will not only receive instructions what to do and more importantly what not to do, you will also receive an actual trucking business plan which you can update with your personal information.
Table of Contents
- Introduction to your Trucking Company Business Plan
- Information on grants & SBA loans and how to apply
- Personal Financial Evaluation - Net Worth Assessment
- The Trucking Company Business Plan Cover Sheet
- The Business Plan
- Choosing a legal Business Structure
- Product and Service List
- Start-Up Costs and Capitalization
- Purpose, Legal Form of Organization and Ownership
- The Service
- The Competition
- Marketing/Sales Plan ( Introducing company to potential customers )
- Plan for convincing potential customers
- Revenue projection
- Operations / Management Plan
- Space requirements
- Insurance
- Safety Issues
- Executive Summary
- Cash requirements to start-up
- Work Sheet to compile assets
- Work Sheet to calculate monthly expenses
- Financial Projection for 1 year/1 truck
- Financial Projection for 1 year/10 trucks
- Sample spread sheet 1 year/12 month
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Once purchased, *NO REFUND* can be issued since the product can be immediately downloaded. You will not receive a physical copy of the book. The book *only* comes in electronic form and you will be downloading in "PDF" (Adobe Reader) format.
