Starting landscape business don't have truck. But have 2014 Ford Focus 59k miles. Keep car? Or sell for truck? Or spend cash for cash truk?
Starting landscape business don't have truck. But have 2014 Ford Focus 59k miles. Keep car? Or sell for truck? Or spend cash for cash truk?
Keep the Focus because you won't want to drive a work truck when you aren't working.
Buy a good used not very expensive truck to get the business started. Spend less than $10,000. Use that to get your business off the ground and when your business starts to grow and you get ready to expand your business that is the time to invest in a good heavy duty truck that will carry both crew and equipment.
If you do not know how to handle your cash or assets now, it will be very hard for you to operate a business.
How much capital do you have now? Do you have the cash to be bonded and insured? Do you have cash to buy landscaping equipment? Do you have the cash for initial salary of your staff when your revenue is not enough to pay them?
Why do you need a truck? Use what you have.
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