Have looked over the years and have always ran into a Road Block with construction costs along with some ridiculous fees
I don't mind the training, but not looking to be hands on FULL TIME.
of course I'm talking about restaurant franchises ...
I also screwed up a opportunity back in the 80's to have a piece of a 7/11
anyway, do your research and really check out the locations they want to offer
I don't mind the training, but not looking to be hands on FULL TIME.
of course I'm talking about restaurant franchises ...
I also screwed up a opportunity back in the 80's to have a piece of a 7/11
anyway, do your research and really check out the locations they want to offer
but at the Company level
I found the bookmark......
[h=1]Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers Franchise[/h] Chicken Fingers
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I don't think Chick fil a does true "franchises."
They are corporately owned and basically hire you to run it but it is not "your" store. There might have been some of the early original stores that are actually owned by the "franchisee" but not any of the new ones.
Plus side of that is you don't have to spend a million of your cash to start one as Chick fil a does that and actually builds it. again you would just be hired to run the store.
They are corporately owned and basically hire you to run it but it is not "your" store. There might have been some of the early original stores that are actually owned by the "franchisee" but not any of the new ones.
Plus side of that is you don't have to spend a million of your cash to start one as Chick fil a does that and actually builds it. again you would just be hired to run the store.
Its not a franchise .
Started from scratch .
I hated it . Gave it to my sister.
She and her husband both quit their full time jobs and it's it's the #1 photo booth business in about a 200 mile area from where it's located
Well you have to go to church.
And you are really not a franchise owner.
Thats why it's relatively cheep compared to other companies to get started.
And you also have to have worked there as an employee for at least 2 years.
And they won't allow you to have any other job or business interest if you run one.
I hated for that and the fact that I'm not home half the year and could not find enough people I trust to run things when I'm not home sometimes 2 or 3 weeks at a time .
I got the point of getting pissed the more and more gigs I would get.
My sister loves it and is great at it so all is Well. Payed off the over 70k investment in less then 18 months and it's has exploded since she took over .
yea, looked at chickfila long ago, never applied. But damn you can make some money. Their application process is very tough though, like huge back ground check. Wouldnt be surprised to see if they check if youve gambled and had kids before marriage
But for food, franchise is the way to go, unless you know the business really well. Fast food franchises I would recommend
Popeyes
Dominoes
Potbelly
WingStop
Some of my friends owe mainly popeyes and dominoes.
Oh, I know this guy also (was an inlaw few years ago)
http://www.forbes.com/sites/amyfeld...te-businesses-very-very-quietly/#12de99dc47aa
But for food, franchise is the way to go, unless you know the business really well. Fast food franchises I would recommend
Popeyes
Dominoes
Potbelly
WingStop
Some of my friends owe mainly popeyes and dominoes.
Oh, I know this guy also (was an inlaw few years ago)
http://www.forbes.com/sites/amyfeld...te-businesses-very-very-quietly/#12de99dc47aa
man i just remembered i started this thread the other day! anyway yeah i was looking at a chick fil a but damn it is tough. i know a guy that owns a few subways that seems to be doing well with them. ive also heard that a zaxbys could be good in my area. i just didnt know if anyone here had done anything with one and if they were making money.
