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    Quote Originally Posted by Lisatheone View Post
    Any franchises that you can start for less than $2000? Or am i barking up the wrong tree?
    If your in the philippines $2000 is more than enough to purchase a franchise?

    You can check my website. Just do the conversion in dollars. And you'll see.
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    A gasoline station. Dude gas is like one of the most essential items out there. Nothing beats the basic commodity.

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    Americans are watching their weight and going to the gym. It's not the same as it used to be when we were growing up and begging our parents to eat fastfood. Its unhealthy dont you guys feel its a dying trend?

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    If I can raise the capital, Tim Hortons, its a huge hit in Canada, all of the stores no matter how odd the positioning ends up making money. Unfortunately its a $1 million or more initial investment with the land costs and all for a small tim hortons. I have been told that getting loans for investing in a Tim Hortons franchise is guaranteed because in Canada its like a McDonalds, 100% guaranteed income.

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    My problem with franchises is that it seems as though you are buying yourself a job.. why not build a business based on offering it as a franchise yourself in future - that way people will be paying you to build your business, wouldn't it be better to own 'McDonalds' than to own 'A Mcdonalds'..?
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    A1okac makes a good point, franchising one's business as means for expansion is a good strategy, especiall to use OPM (Other People's Money) and sweat equity. That said, as far as "buying yourself a job", while there are always exceptions to the rule, in general a franchisee would not be fixing the widget, his employees would be doing that, the franchisee would be managing, marketing, and promoting his business. But sure there are models where you would be owner/operator and perhaps fixing the widget if that was what the prospective franchisee was looking for. This is a perfect example of why the right fit for one person may be completley different than the next person. Our free service focuses on helping clients find the right fit for them, and their particular situation.

    Also it might be worth noting that the person looking for a franchise might be a little more risk adverse; looking for something with processes already in place. Something a little more turnkey with the kinks already ironed out, whereas the person looking into a startup might be ok with a little more ambiguity.
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    good franchise dear....

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    Well i just bought a 5linx franchise you get the most bang for your buck

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    I would bring a KFC in my hometown.
    Only the impact of the place entering a modern world would bring many customers again and again

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    I am thinking about food franchise. It is more beneficial then other franchise.

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    Talked to a friend who said his cousin was the manager of a subway and that store was making a killing. Even on a bad day it was making a grand a day net. It is a cheap enough franchise to get into without proving your net worth / assets. I've done some checking around and nowdays you have to have enough dough in the bank to run the franchise for 6 months before the company will look at you.

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    not sure....still looking

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    Which franchise would you buy?

    Once you have found the type of work that suits you best you can then select the franchise type that suits you. You should also consider what risks you are prepared to take, although the risks in franchising are different to those involved in setting up your own business.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mmoraider View Post
    Talked to a friend who said his cousin was the manager of a subway and that store was making a killing. Even on a bad day it was making a grand a day net. It is a cheap enough franchise to get into without proving your net worth / assets. I've done some checking around and nowdays you have to have enough dough in the bank to run the franchise for 6 months before the company will look at you.
    I am not sure what info you are looking at.

    At the LOW end it is over 100K to get started and over 200K at the high end.

    http://www.subway.com/subwayroot/Own..._US_Canada.pdf

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