Here at RMI-INSPECTIONS, we get a lot of new drivers that ask us for the best advice we have to offer for new Uber and Lyft drivers. Driving with Uber and Lyft means making money on your own schedule and setting hours that suit you and your lifestyle best. As exciting as it is to take the plunge and start driving via the Uber or lyft Driver app, we know it can be a little daunting at first. For those of you just starting out or who are thinking about signing up and want to kn

If you want a quick summary of this blog article in video format, watch the video below: Using the right car to drive for Uber or Lyft will be an essential factor in your success. It is in your best interest to choose the right vehicle for the job. With a ton of research, polling of 100 of our customers from across the nation, and personal experience, we have compiled our list of the best cars to drive for Uber or Lyft in 2021. We've taken into account the features of a car t

It's hard to believe we are already 3 months into 2021. Luckily, the height of the pandemic has passed and hopefully life will start to resemble what we used to love. But for the time being, a lot of people are still out of work and many rideshare drivers as well as passengers are still hesitant to get into an Uber or Lyft. Consequently we are still seeing the uptick of delivery drivers who do not have to welcome a stranger into their car. So, a lot of you may be wondering, w

It's a question we get asked a lot by new drivers. We always tell them, no matter how you look at it, drivers are independent contractors. This means you, as a driver, are in charge and have the responsibility of running your own business. For Uber and Lyft, most people prefer this because it gives them the flexibility of setting their own hours and operating when they want. But, there is another group of drivers, mainly full-time drivers, who would prefer to be classified as

Most drivers sign on to their app, drive around and wait for a request to come through without any type of strategy or creative planning to try and maximize their earnings. The fact of the matter is, as a ride share driver, you are an independent contractor meaning you are your own boss. You drive on your schedule and operate your business the way you see fit. It is important to have the right perspective and mindset when starting your ride share business. You are the one in

Ride share offers a unique business model for people to earn extra money, on their time, and when they want. If you sign up to be a ride share driver you are most likely doing so to supplement income or make extra money on the side. Even if you are considering doing it full time, it is a good idea to know which ride share company will pay you the most. In this article we will examine driver data from across the nation to get a good sense of who pays more: Uber or Lyft? The qu

Tax time will be here before you know it and because of Covid-19, there are a lot of new ride-share drivers that have been forced to supplement their income with ride-share driving. A lot of new drivers are going to have to do their taxes as an independent contractor for the first time which can be scary and leave people feeling like they do not know where to start. That is why we have put together a full ride-share tax guide including the best place to go to get your ride-sh