Operating a home-based franchise requires energy, stamina and focus to handle business, home and family under the same roof.
There are many types of home-based franchises available including Business to Business and Business to Consumer. The start-up costs are typically lower than other franchise opportunities.
Home-based franchises are available in many different industries, including business services, children’s enrichment, financial services, cleaning and maintenance, health care, personal care, senior care and many more.
With a home-based franchise, single parents do not have to pay for expensive day care services. Other benefits of home-based franchises include flexibility, the ability to be your own boss and getting paid to do something you enjoy. The downside to home-based franchises is that they require cooperation and support from family members as the lifestyle at home is adjusted.
In addition to the work-at-home benefits are the advantages of owning a franchise. Three out of five new business start-ups will fail within their first few years of operation. Owning a franchise means having the support of the franchisor to help you through the start-up challenges.
