[williamx]

Heres the deal.

I will supply the following

Work £50000 per year to start with, rising to £70000 within a year.
Van
Van Insurance and Road Tax
WFP System
Poles
Workwear
Public Liability Insurance
Training
Full Backup Support

You will have to pay the following
Rent for the round
Fuel
Vechicle repairs
Insuarnce excess in case of claim.
Your own Tax & NI

All the customers will belong to me including any that you pick-up (you will be allowed the 1st clean price, which is always double the monthly charge).

You have to sign a contract, to work for at least 18 months and you cannot or anyone you know approach any of my customers, even if they approach you for at least 3 years.

What would you pay for a deal loke this?

[mikethechamois]

that is some claim william

you would need to leave enough income in the round to make it pay for the rentee

so if they were to earn 40k that would leave you with 30k

but the question is would 40k cover their wages plus pay all the running costs

you may have to settle for 20k

[williamx]

The running costs would be very small, they would used around 150 litres of resin a year, diesel/petrol aroung £35 per week and vechicle repairs around £10 per week.

[mikethechamois]

your  figures for running a vehicle are unrealistic, these are ball park but a lot nearer the mark

i assume your going to lease them a vehicle

running costs inc isurance ,tax ,servicing etc...............£600 a month

lease inc vat.................................................................£400 a month

annual..........................................................................£12000 pa

[luther1]

Some mates of mine rent rounds and pay 20% of what they earn each week.

[geefree]

i would just rent the work. 

[Rogue Trader]

Unless all your work is priced at top TOP rates doing £50 - £70k per year of work for one man including days sick , bad weather , holidays , days off for maintenance then this is well over the top and unrealistic.

[supernova77]

I currently "rent" some work out to someone.

I supply:

> £600 worth of work each week
> Van (only an old S reg Vauxhall Combo which costs me next to nothing to keep running)
> WFP equipment
> Stationary with my company details on
> Pure Water

They pay for the van insurance and fuel, and can use the van for personal use to.

All money comes to me and I take 35% of the earnings, and then pay them their 65% at the end of each month. Seems to be working out well at the moment.

Andy

[williamx]

your  figures for running a vehicle are unrealistic, these are ball park but a lot nearer the mark

i assume your going to lease them a vehicle

running costs inc isurance ,tax ,servicing etc...............£600 a month

lease inc vat.................................................................£400 a month

annual..........................................................................£12000 pa

The van will not be leased, I will buy one for about £5000 this will last 5 years minimum.

Van Insurance no more than £500 per year.

Public Liability Insurance £250 per year.

Workwear £100 per year.

Servicing is up to them but it should not be more than £1000 per year.

Even if I had to pay for the servicing, the total cost should be no more than £1850 per year.

[williamx]

Unless all your work is priced at top TOP rates doing £50 - £70k per year of work for one man including days sick , bad weather , holidays , days off for maintenance then this is well over the top and unrealistic.

At the moment all of my jobs are priced very well indeed, I can earn a minimum of £250 per day, so to achieve the £50000 target they need to work 4 days a week.

My commercial prices are even better than the domestic side, with the commercial work they can earn £350 per day which on a 4 day week equals £70000.

[MSTAV]

big up yourself....

[williamx]

big up yourself....

Why big up something thats fact

[trike]

dont need van exc got own insurance will pay 2k amonth,how much work a month is there cash wise

[windowwashers]

Unless all your work is priced at top TOP rates doing £50 - £70k per year of work for one man including days sick , bad weather , holidays , days off for maintenance then this is well over the top and unrealistic.

At the moment all of my jobs are priced very well indeed, I can earn a minimum of £250 per day, so to achieve the £50000 target they need to work 4 days a week.

My commercial prices are even better than the domestic side, with the commercial work they can earn £350 per day which on a 4 day week equals £70000.

if you are anywhere near bedofrodshire/cambridgeshire, give me a call.

Ian

[trike]

still waiting for a reply

[williamx]

At the moment there is no round to rent out, it should be avaiable by June, with others avaiable every 4 months, thats if I decide to go down that route, I need more information from my accountant and solictitor, which I'm waiting on.

As for the cleaners having their own van, equipment or insurance, that will not be allowed because I want them to drive vans with my company logo on them.

They also have to sign a contract that prevents them from cleaning any of my customers in the future, if they leave my company.

[bluez]

If you supply everything then it is likely that they will be considered employees as opposed to selfemployed

[mikethechamois]

unless you franchise

[williamx]

If you supply everything then it is likely that they will be considered employees as opposed to selfemployed

Private Hire Drivers work only for 1 company yet they are self employed.

[mp3_foci]

where would this work be based?