Repo Truck Operator - $6k-$12k/mo WILL TRAIN! START ASAP!!!

Posted 18 days ago

hide seek recoveryAbilene (TX)

Light Truck Drivers Other Support Activities for Road Transportation

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$71 K annually

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About the role

Join HNS Recovery Boost your career with Texas's #1 recovery team—HNS Recovery—where agents routinely out-earn the competition. Our data shows most repossession professionals in Texas average only $71K annually. We shatter that ceiling with per unit pay starting at $85, plus bonuses for dollies and direct-account hits, driving the average monthly income for our agents to $6K–$12K and low six-figure potential. YOU are in charge of how much you earn.

The Opportunity:

$85 per unit + dollies bonus + direct-account bump$2,000 sign-on bonus after 150 successful recoveries
Six-figure track: consistent closers hit $100K+ yearly
Elite gear: late-model Dodge 4500 trucks & AI-driven tech
Flexible 5, 4, 3-day rosters: two+ consecutive days off every week
Full training & licensing: we cover TDLR certification and advanced safety tactics
Mission-driven culture: integrity, compliance, and consumer dignity at the core
You Bring 1+ years of wheel-lift experience
Motivated and driven to succeed
Clean driving record, drug-free, age 23+Calm, tech-savvy focus under pressure
Willingness to work rotating nights/weekends
Veterans, security pros, ex-law enforcement strongly encouraged

Ready to level-up your earnings and work with the best? Tap "Apply" now or email. Spots are limited as we ramp up statewide—claim yours today! Start your tomorrow, TODAY!

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