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Anybody that claims they can improve credit scores quickly are fraudsters. Run Forest, Run!

You asked a question... I gave an answer. My recommendation is to drive for an owner, learn the business using his equipment. That way you don't have to worry about credit scores. After 3 - 4 years, when you have straightened out your credit issues, then look for a van.

With a poor credit score you might want to consider driving for an owner before getting your own van. The asking of such a question tells me you don't know anything about the expediting business. It's not just have van, make money..

You asked for advice... I gave some.... if you don't want it, start researching, but I'm not going to do it for you. https://www.trustauto.com/blog/history-of-the-mercedes-benz-sprinter-van

Nope..... its just a badge.

That could be part of the problem. A Sprinter van is made by Mercedes. Check with them for an owners manual.

That wasn't hard.... https://diyrepairmanuals.com/product/2005-freightliner-flc120-trucks-owner-operator-drivers-manual/

Google is a good place to start.

Remember, the more weight you add into the build, the less weight you can legally carry as freight.

There's got to be more to the story that your not saying. Sorry, but without being more open about the events leading up to the firing, I don't think anyone in this forum can help.

I'll ask again, did you ask them? What was the reason for firing you? Too much of the back story is missing.

Yes, you should have.. That $80k house in EEV is probably going for much more now.

That's 7 years ago. Prices have gone up. Sounds about right.

There's a lot of the back story your haven't said. Care to supply some details?

Did you ask them?

Just curious, how long? Why, the van market is so over saturated. (Or so I'm told)

You dont say in your posts, but are you an experienced expediter?

While i have no personal knowledge, they have a stellar reputation. Again, their reputation is top notch. Did you have an issue with them?

Depending on your truck, and weight of the pallets, it could work. I used to use an electric pallet jack to do just what your thinking. However, they are extremely heavy, which could affect your payload.

Why not go to the nearest parts store of your choice?