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It is quite possible that there has never been a better time to be in the market for FedEx routes. The ISP transition has created more opportunities for route buyers than ever before. And given the overall bullish sentiment surrounding FedEx's 2018 earnings, the future looks bright for the brand and operators. Many experts are calling for this impressive growth to continue well into 2019, with earnings expected to grow by over 15% and revenue growth anticipated at over 5%.

If you are selling your FedEx route and looking to get in touch with a broker to assist with the sale, you are in the right place. You are probably wondering what will be discussed during the initial phone call. Below, we outline many of the common questions that take place between route sellers and brokers out of the gate. Some of the questions may seem obvious, but this checklist can help ensure you are prepared.

When buyers are looking for the hottest FedEx contractor routes for sale, there is no doubt that a theme has emerged: the market is currently embracing pick up and delivery routes that are fully ISP complaint. With FedEx's long-ago announced mandate that contractors meet certain thresholds as far as routes and stops, as well as be completely overlapped between ground and home delivery, many folks are looking avoid the issues altogether.

When entrepreneurs decide it is time to sell their delivery business, one of the first questions they are likely to ask is how long will it take to sell FedEx routes. After all, there are undoubtedly reasons as to why they have decided to sell. Independent Service Providers must be prepared to embrace the unknown, as the route selling process is comprised of a multitude of variables. However, there are several factors that you, the route owner, can control.

How does FedEx Ground work? And how will the process impact your decision to buy or sell FedEx routes? Whether you are in the market for an independent business or are simply curious as to how FedEx operates, read on get answers to salient process questions.