Successful Woman Bread Route Owner | 6FIGURE BRAND | RealBreadLife | RBL 💰

Lisa Shares her experiences Owning and Running A 6 Figure Bread Route.
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[@gregmouning1793]

Great Video. Thanks for recommending this video. It was very encouraging.

[@realbreadlife]

@gregmouning1793 Thanks for watching, Stay Blessed Keep Building.

[@gabeferreira9500]

Ehhhh let’s go brother. Loving the content my man

[@realbreadlife]

thank you for watching

[@user-yu9xu5dw7c]

Lisa is a hustler !! RBL 💯 Great interview.

[@realbreadlife]

thank you for watching

[@paratour2016]

Thank you! Great interview!

[@realbreadlife]

Thank You 🙏🏾 Please Share , awe are trying to grow the community… STAY BLESSED KEEP STACKIN..

[@realbreadlife]

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[@sonyasharpless1683]

Great job!!

[@realbreadlife]

thx for watching

[@Visionhigher]

Question is should people create an entity to buy the route or buy it under personal name??

[@ghoststorm7082]

How does one owner have multiple routes and be able to operate them on a daily basis as we as keep up with their paperwork, maintenance, payments, and quarterly taxes? I get that the owner will hire a helper for the 2nd and/or 3rd routes but does he pay the helpers minimum wage or a percentage of sales?

[@realbreadlife]

@ghoststorm7082 you can have different routes and still maintain them. The owner could give a percentage to the Jumper or IO that is running a route, or he could maintain the paperwork himself and not give the IO that’s running the route a different percentage. there’s a lot of different ways you can do it, if you like next week on Tuesday I could discuss this a little more on my IG Live session. and I could have some of the guys that follow me and come speak more about their experiences with it.

[@realbreadlife]

Thank for watching Stay Blessed Keep Stackin..

[@janeprepper177]

Hmmm,...this is interesting. Bread.😮

[@termaine83]

I feel like there was a lot of information that was left out of this interview for people who are just getting into this business. How much does it cost to get into this business? What type of truck you need? How much can you make off these routes? Who do you contact and buy routes from? I feel like all this information is being held back for beginners that are looking to get into this business, not a good interview to me.

[@realbreadlife]

thanks for watching please tune in to the live tonight if you can we will have some answers for you. STAY BLESSED KEEP STACKIN..

[@lambitowow]

I’m looking to buy a route I seen, I been on the ride but how to I know the numbers are legit & not fudged?

[@realbreadlife]

if you get the numbers from the company they should be good. just check them from the last year and do the math from that same time Frame that you are in now.. should be close to the same #'s

[@a.rivera3529]

What are good reliable trucks. Fords hino izuzu. Gas or diesel should do a video on the maintenance costs

[@realbreadlife]

Thanks for watching @a.rivera3529 I will definitely put together some Contant from different vendors that I know about their trucks, weather, gas or diesel and some of the challenges that they face.! stay blessed keep watching

[@hurdelrennie986]

Bread life I am located in Florida in the Melbourne/Orlando area and I was always looking for a business in the bread world but can’t find a way in . What way can you

[@realbreadlife]

@hurdelrennie, Thx for watching and commenting. There are a few different ways in to this business. The first is what your doing now. Asking questions, watch more Video’s on this channel. Email us … We will send you a few routes for sale in your area..🙏🏾 Go to our website www.Realbreadlife.com leave your email address Or email me at [e-mail]

[@realbreadlife]

Here’s one for you bburoutes.com/route/mi-5116-ibp-orlando-fl-32832

[@hurdelrennie986]

@@realbreadlife Thx I’ll look into this but really need a variety of routes for different products .

[@channingtyner]

Great interview. Not to pick, but it's "woman" (singular).

[@realbreadlife]

thx for watching , I appreciate the extra 👀. I was so excited to get her epp out. Stay Blessed Keep Watchin..

[@forkleftism9692]

The number of times this dude interrupts his interviewee is atrocious. Makes it hard to keep track of what she's saying. He re-routes her conversational direction like hes trying to control her or something. Calm down, bro. Let people finish their sentences before you have to be the center of attention again.

[@kchatman20]

I DISAGREE, he did a fantastic job with this interview. Well done. How about you create your channel and interview entrepreneurs? Since you can do so much better?🙄

[@dbcooper692]

I'm a white guy and my first bread route was in South Central LA. in the Compton, Watts area. I was twenty-three and it was 1977. After two armed robberies and a very violent street fight where I hurt a street thug very bad I had to quit that job just because of the culture of the people in those areas. All my stores were independent because large chain grocery companies stayed out of the hood because of all the crime. Anyone who wants to buy a route of any kind stay the hell out of black areas!!!

[@tbolton6156]

Likewise, there's a report of a black delivery guy serving an all white neighborhood. Then, two racist white guys shoot him for no reason. Remember, stay the hell away from racist bigot!🤔