Franchise Success from a Franchise Advisor

April 25, 2012 - PRLog -- I know at some point, in most everyone's life and career, business ownership is always the topic of conservation. Everyday, I speak with individuals who no longer want to be a corporate citizen and I share their enthusiasm.

Many have never owned a business so their journey is overwhelming and complex. There is so much information available, who do you trust and believe? The best advice I can offer is pay attention to your instincts, expect to make mistakes, verify the information, and finally never make this decision based on your emotions. A franchise agreement is generally a ten  year commitment with obligations. I guide individuals through the entire process so you can validate the information, speak with the actual owners and compare experiences before ever signing a franchise agreement. Here are some proven guidelines that make a good franchise business model:
low start up costs
high profit margins
recession resistant
passive ownership ability to hire a manager
flexibility
low overhead
low or no accounts receivables
little or no competition
limited inventory
non-seasonal