In the fraud-filled world of franchise sales, you must take the lead in protecting yourself against promises that the “consultant” has no intention (or ability) to keep. Read the FDD carefully and retain an experienced franchisee lawyer before you sign anything.
Franchisors are not required by the Federal Trade Commission or by most state statutes to provide prospective franchisees with information about how well their current franchisees are doing financially or how well their company-owned outlets are doing. Rules and...
Every prospective franchisee wants to identify the best franchise opportunities for them. Every good franchisor wants to know how they can create a successful franchise.Of course, success is always in the eye of the beholder. It could be measured by the shear number...
