KR Capital Tips

Did you know that you can work as your own boss while leveraging the global presence and brand identity of a multinational company? Becoming a FedEx independent contractor might be exactly what you’re looking for in your next professional step, but first, you need to learn more about what that means for you.

Is it time to sell your FedEx routes? This ties back to a more general question: How do you know when it’s time to call it quits on your business? The pros and cons of selling a business should be weighed heavily, but often the reasons for selling might be staring you right in the face. It all comes down to identifying, analyzing, recognizing the signs and taking action to sell your routes!

Part of the FedEx independent contractor model includes linehaul. The term linehaul is not only spelled two different ways (linehaul and line haul) but as many truck drivers will tell you, companies have varying definitions of the term.

The entrepreneurial spirit shines brightly in many Americans who yearn to be independent business owners, and many of those folks look into buying a FedEx route. And with good reason. As a relatively sound and stable investment, FedEx routes can show an average increase of 15% per year.

If you are considering putting your FedEx routes for sale you will want to hire the best broker possible. High-achieving entrepreneurs already know that when it comes time to do something and do it right, particularly something that you don’t do day-in and day-out, hiring an expert is the only way to go.