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: Speak to current franchisees. Ask about their actual net EBITDA and the quality of support they receive. Franchise Business Review recommends comparing multiple brands in the same sector before deciding.

: Hire a franchise-specific attorney to review your Letter of Intent (LOI) and the final Franchise Agreement to ensure your interests are protected.

: Common sources include personal savings, SBA loans, or 401(k) rollovers (ROBS).

Before looking at external listings, you must define your non-negotiables.

: Decide if you want to be an Owner-Operator (hands-on daily management) or a Semi-Absentee owner (overseeing managers). For passive income, consider models like Waterloo Turf or EverLine Coatings. 2. Market Research: Identifying High-Growth Sectors

Never sign an agreement based solely on marketing materials.

: Franchises like Buildingstars or Jazzercise can start for as little as $2,000–$5,000.