SOIL ENTERPRISES, LLC
Soil Enterprises, LLC is building refrigerated and non-refrigerated box truck freight and delivery capacity for freight, medical, culinary, and tools & equipment loads — and, alongside it, helps other business owners get credit-ready, start up right, and get funded through credit repair, small business start-up guidance, and business funding consulting.
Box truck deliveries and logistics are the core of the fleet — alongside it, Soil Enterprises helps other business owners get credit-ready, get their company off the ground, and get funded.
Refrigerated and non-refrigerated box truck pickup and delivery — built to carry freight, medical supplies, culinary goods, and tools & equipment. Launching 2026. See the plan →
Credit report review and bureau dispute support to help clean up personal and business credit files and get them funding-ready.
Guidance through entity formation, EIN setup, and the foundational steps to get a new business standing, credible, and bankable.
Consulting to connect business owners with credit unions, CDFIs, and lenders suited to a growing company's stage and needs.
Soil Enterprises, LLC is standing up its box truck logistics division in 2026 as a 50/50 partnership with SELFMADE FREEDOM — each truck added as business funding comes through, split evenly between refrigerated and non-refrigerated capacity so one relationship can move freight, medical supplies, culinary goods, and tools & equipment.
Temperature-controlled capacity planned for medical supplies, culinary goods, and other cold-chain-sensitive loads.
Standard box truck capacity planned for general freight, tools & equipment, and contract deliveries.
Every truck in the fleet is funded 50/50 as part of Soil Enterprises, LLC's partnership with SELFMADE FREEDOM — growth tied directly to the business funding secured, not overextended.
Beyond the fleet, Soil Enterprises buys, holds, and resells land nationwide — the business the company's name points back to.
Finding undervalued vacant and raw land through direct outreach to owners and public-records research, then assigning or reselling the contract to investors and builders.
Acquiring parcels in growth corridors and holding them for long-term appreciation as an area develops, rather than chasing short-term flips.
Buying land on seller-financed terms and reselling parcels with owner financing — a common structure in land deals, since most banks won't lend directly against vacant land.
Family compounds, farms and gardens; an herbal apothecary and marketplace for herbs, fruits, vegetables, crystals, stones and farm animals; short-term rentals; and land bought at auction.
Unlike rental property or a truck fleet, raw land has no tenants to manage and minimal ongoing maintenance.
Vacant land typically costs less per acre than developed property, which can mean a lower barrier to a first deal.
A single parcel can be held for appreciation, leased for agricultural use, or positioned for future development or rezoning.
Land investing carries real risks too — limited liquidity, zoning and access questions, and financing that looks different from a typical mortgage.
Zoning & permitted use · road/utility access · environmental restrictions · comparable sales · holding costs (taxes, dues if any)
General education only, not investment advice.
Refrigerated and non-refrigerated trucks, built to pick up and deliver across four supply categories. Box truck service covers New York and Georgia; credit repair consulting, start-up and funding services are available in all 50 states.
Palletized goods, retail and wholesale freight, and general contract deliveries.
Temperature-controlled pickup and delivery for medical supplies requiring cold-chain care from origin to destination.
Refrigerated and dry-goods transport for restaurants, caterers, and food service operators.
Reliable box truck capacity for contractors and businesses moving tools and equipment between sites.
Refrigerated and non-refrigerated trucks mean one point of contact for freight, medical, culinary, and tools & equipment loads alike.
Every driver and route is expected to represent the company's standards on time, every time.
Every truck added to the fleet is funded 50/50 through Soil Enterprises, LLC's partnership with SELFMADE FREEDOM — growth tied to real funding, not overextension.
The person behind the freight schedule and the land deals.
Amber Lawson founded Soil Enterprises, LLC in 2026 to build a business on two fronts at once: dependable box truck freight — refrigerated and non-refrigerated capacity built truck by truck in partnership with SELFMADE FREEDOM — and long-term land acquisition, a combination reflected in the company's name. She oversees both sides of the business, from fleet build-out and contract freight to sourcing and evaluating land deals.
Amber is a New Yorker building generational wealth from the ground up. Her focus is simple: put reliable trucks on the road in New York and Georgia, help other business owners get credit-ready and funded, and turn land into lasting family equity, from wholesale deals today to family compounds, farms and gardens tomorrow.
Reach out to request a freight quote, discuss a dedicated route, or ask about current land opportunities. Box truck service in New York and Georgia; all other services nationwide.
support@soil-enterprises.com(516) 518-4067