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Franchise, Start Up
Or Established Business?
Investing In A Start Up
45-55% Success Rate
Full Creative Control
Flexible Cost Structure
Ability To Innovate Freely
Develop Own Systems
High Risk
Which One Is Right For You?
5 Year Success Rates
Buying A New Franchise
85-90% Success Rate
Proven Business Model
Brand Recognition
Ongoing Innovation
Community & Network
National Marketing
Extensive Training
Ongoing Support
Easier Financing
Low Risk
Buying An Existing Business
70-75% Success Rate
Immediate Cash flow
Existing Customer Base
Higher Purchase Price
Need To Learn Systems
Lack Of Training
Unknown Staff
Moderate Risk
Buying Existing Business
70-75% Success Rate
Immediate Cash flow
Existing Customer Base
Higher Purchase Price
Need To Learn Systems
Lack Of Training
Unknown Staff
Medium Risk
"I worked with other brokers before connecting with Jason. I immediately knew he was the broker I needed to work with. Throughout the process I felt like Jason was working FOR me and not just trying to get a sal"
-Randy, Denver, CO
"Joe's understanding of business operations and scaling was a huge asset. As a first time business owner, he really took the time to educate me on what to look for and to stay away from. Working with Joe was a breeze"
-Vince , Dayton, OH
Most Successful Franchise
Types By Industry
1
Home Services
85% - 90%
80% - 85%
2
Commercial Cleaning
85% - 88%
3
Health & Wellness
Pet Services
75% - 80%
4
Least Successful Franchise
Types By Industry
1
2
3
Full & Casual Dining
Retail Stores
Children's Education
50% - 60%
50% - 65%
55% - 70%
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