Buying a FranchiseAre you thinking about buying a franchise? Proceed with caution!Many people who decide to buy a franchise do so with less actual “shopping around” than they would if they were buying a car or a television set. A franchise, however, may be the biggest investment many people ever make. We can help you make a decision to buy a franchise wisely and with your eyes open. Please look at our Resource Center and review our suggestions on buying a franchise, as well as our checklist of Hot Button Items. While these points cannot substitute for good advice from a franchise lawyer tailored to your situation, they will give you an overview of some of the basic things you should know about buying a franchise. Once you’ve reviewed our Resource Center, you should have a knowledgeable franchise attorney review your Franchise Disclosure Document (“FDD”), franchise agreement and related documentation. We can do this for a flat fee of $1,500 which will include:
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It is often said that if you buy a franchise, your risk of failure will be much less than with an independent business. While it is true that some franchisees of some well-established franchisors will be safer than most independent businesses, studies have shown that, on the whole, franchises are no safer than other businesses.