Startup Junction

Under the FTC's Franchise Rule, anyone interested in a franchise must receive the Franchise Offering at least 10 business days before they are asked to sign any contract or pay any money to the franchiser. You should carefully lead the franchise offering and understand the following:

What is the business background

Evaluating a franchise can be a very time consuming task. One of the ways to narrow down the list is by considering your goals and suitability.

Investment Considerations

1. How much money do you have to invest?
2. How much money can you afford to lose?
3. Will you purchase the franchise by yourself or with partners?

Starting a business from scratch is not everyone's cup of team. Sometimes we are better off buying a franchise. However, it is very important to understand that even franchises carry the same kind of risk any other business does. Not only that, some franchiser are out there just to scam people and take their money. Below are some tips on how to find a good franchise:

Franchising is a turn key solution for starting a new business. It allows new business owners to benefit from the business expertise (marketing plans, management guidance, financing assistance, site location, training, etc.) of a successful business who is looking to expand. The franchiser owns the right to the name or trademark and sells that right to a franchisee.