Not exact matches
This means that as a franchisor, not only do you need far less capital with which to expand, but your risk is largely limited to the capital you invest in developing your
franchise company — an amount that is often less than the
cost of opening one
additional company - owned location.
Item 7 gives a range of how much it likely will
cost to start the business: the
franchise fee, plus
additional costs such as real estate, equipment, supplies, business licenses and working capital.
Additionally, CMIT Solutions
franchise partners receive full access to ongoing marketing and PR support at no
additional cost, meaning that every CMIT office is positioned prominently as a positive, enriching force in the local business community.
The franchisor usually is willing to work with you and commercial property management to secure a location, but those locations have to be zoned for that type of
franchise, and there may be
additional costs that include operation licensing and permits.
What many entrepreneurs focus on is the initial investment, without looking at any of the
additional fees and
franchise costs necessary to become part of the corporation.
The taxation of the
additional $ 161,000 will depend on whether you've claimed deductions over the years for the
cost of the
franchise.
Combining our attractive
cost of capital with Brookdale's operating expertise, creates a powerful
franchise to generate meaningful growth opportunities, both internally as we work together to increase occupancy above its current 80 % level, and externally as we pursue
additional acquisitions in this fragmented asset class to further grow the platform.
Brian Rushton, Century 21 Canada senior vice-president says, «We're helping
franchise owners and their sales teams reach an increasingly diverse Canadian housing market with a leading edge, echo - syndicated web platform at no
additional cost to our brokers.»