Show Me the Franchise Money

By on September 13, 2005 in Ideas


MSNBC:

It takes a substantial amount of money to buy a franchise, not to mention cover the costs of supplies, overhead and, in some cases, building a location. Understandably, many franchisees find that kind of capital tough to secure. But rest assured: If you’re considering buying a franchise, money doesn’t have to be an object. Throw away any preconceived notions about needing to be born rich or have $1 million in savings to get into franchising-these franchisees are living proof that a dream, perseverance and financing options can create a perfect recipe for franchise ownership.

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