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So before being baptized by fire I would have seen this and thought: Sounds like a solid company if I ever am in a situation where I need a restoration company. Now I realize it means power and profit. I recommend you find a contractor certified with the IICRC who knows what IICRC actually stands for. I’ll have a follow up to this post with information that comes from head of legal counsel at Paul Davis on what their testing policy is for lead and asbestos. My impressions so far after studying IICRC ANSII standards and training with certified instructors is that your best bet is to hire independent contractors who’s lifeblood is supported by their work. Not by their relationships with insurance carriers. You want them working for you not your insurance carrier. #USAA #PaulDavis #CrawfordContractorConnection

Red Barn Homebuyers Named Among The Top Franchises In Entrepreneur Magazine’s Franchise 500? Ranking: Woodstock, Georgia – Red Barn Homebuyers was recognized as one of the top 500franchisesin Entrepreneur’s Franchise 500?, the world’s first and most comprehensive franchise ranking. For 46 years, achieving placement on the annual Entrepreneur Franchise 500? has been a highly … Continue reading → #Business #HomeGarden #MarketingSales #NewsCurrentAffairs #US

Opening a business through a franchise can be a lot of work, so it’s worth asking what kind of experience you need for the investment. Even though franchises offer a model, the ultimate driver of that model is the franchise owner who possesses the skills and characteristics to run it. Read our recent blog to learn what experience is needed to open a franchise: https://bit.ly/3QY3xiI

Discover the booming franchise industry set for extraordinary growth in 2024! Find out why franchises are a long-standing staple of the American economy and why now might be the perfect time to own one. #FranchiseOpportunity #CoolVuFranchise #WindowFilmFranchise #BusinessGrowth

I’ve said before that well-known, established franchises are usually missed opportunities for prospective franchise owners. So where should you look to find franchises with tremendous upside who still have prime territories available? For me and the people I work with, I’ve found the most success with relatively new up-and-coming franchise brands. The key to finding one of these new franchises is to pick one whose founders have a track record of creating successful franchises in the past. Companies with proven systems. Leaders who are battle-hardened in the industry. Companies with outstanding support for their franchisees. And even though it sounds riskier than betting on an established franchise, it’s really not. You’re investing in the founders as much as the business — and when they have a track record of creating successful franchises, and their new concept has a few key elements that I’ve learned to look for in my career, your odds of catching a business on the upswing are in your favor. If you’d like to learn more about franchise ownership — including semi-passive franchise models — I’d be glad to share what I know in a free, no-obligation conversation. #FranchiseConsulting #Entrepreneurship #NewBusinessOpportunities #FranchiseWithBob

I’ve said before that well-known, established franchises are usually missed opportunities for prospective franchise owners. So where should you look to find franchises with tremendous upside who still have prime territories available? For me and the people I work with, I’ve found the most success with relatively new up-and-coming franchise brands. The key to finding one of these new franchises is to pick one whose founders have a track record of creating successful franchises in the past. Companies with proven systems. Leaders who are battle-hardened in the industry. Companies with outstanding support for their franchisees. And even though it sounds riskier than betting on an established franchise, it’s really not. You’re investing in the founders as much as the business — and when they have a track record of creating successful franchises, and their new concept has a few key elements that I’ve learned to look for in my career, your odds of catching a business on the upswing are in your favor. If you’d like to learn more about franchise ownership — including semi-passive franchise models — I’d be glad to share what I know in a free, no-obligation conversation. #FranchiseConsulting #Entrepreneurship #NewBusinessOpportunities #FranchiseWithBob

I’ve said before that well-known, established franchises are usually missed opportunities for prospective franchise owners. So where should you look to find franchises with tremendous upside who still have prime territories available? For me and the people I work with, I’ve found the most success with relatively new up-and-coming franchise brands. The key to finding one of these new franchises is to pick one whose founders have a track record of creating successful franchises in the past. Companies with proven systems. Leaders who are battle-hardened in the industry. Companies with outstanding support for their franchisees. And even though it sounds riskier than betting on an established franchise, it’s really not. You’re investing in the founders as much as the business — and when they have a track record of creating successful franchises, and their new concept has a few key elements that I’ve learned to look for in my career, your odds of catching a business on the upswing are in your favor. If you’d like to learn more about franchise ownership — including semi-passive franchise models — I’d be glad to share what I know in a free, no-obligation conversation. #FranchiseConsulting #Entrepreneurship #NewBusinessOpportunities #FranchiseWithBob

I’ve said before that well-known, established franchises are usually missed opportunities for prospective franchise owners. So where should you look to find franchises with tremendous upside who still have prime territories available? For me and the people I work with, I’ve found the most success with relatively new up-and-coming franchise brands. The key to finding one of these new franchises is to pick one whose founders have a track record of creating successful franchises in the past. Companies with proven systems. Leaders who are battle-hardened in the industry. Companies with outstanding support for their franchisees. And even though it sounds riskier than betting on an established franchise, it’s really not. You’re investing in the founders as much as the business — and when they have a track record of creating successful franchises, and their new concept has a few key elements that I’ve learned to look for in my career, your odds of catching a business on the upswing are in your favor. If you’d like to learn more about franchise ownership — including semi-passive franchise models — I’d be glad to share what I know in a free, no-obligation conversation. #FranchiseConsulting #Entrepreneurship #NewBusinessOpportunities #FranchiseWithBob

Congratulations! You’ve decided to become your own boss and explore the exciting world of #franchise ownership. Franchises offer a multitude of benefits, from brand recognition to proven business models, but choosing the right one is crucial for your success. We’ll guide you through the process of choosing a franchise that aligns perfectly with your skills and interests, setting you on the path to franchise ownership satisfaction. https://bit.ly/4dZCqxs

Just watched Alex Hormozi's video on why franchise businesses aren't worth it. Honestly, it got me thinking. Alex brings up some interesting points, but I believe there's more to the story. First, not all franchises require $250,000 in legal fees to get started. There are many affordable options out there that don't demand such a hefty investment. Second, while it's true that not every business is ready to be franchised, franchising can be a fantastic way to grow a successful model and share it with others who are passionate about it. Third, the idea that only businesses making over a million dollars are worth franchising doesn't capture the whole picture. Many franchises start small and expand through the dedication of their franchisees. At Franchise MatchMakers, we've seen countless entrepreneurs thrive by finding the right franchise that aligns with their goals and skills. Franchising isn't a one-size-fits-all solution, but dismissing it entirely overlooks the potential it holds for both business owners and investors. What are your thoughts on franchising? Have you ever considered it as a path for growth or investment? Let's open up the conversation. P.S. I'd love to hear your experiences with franchising ????