Best Franchise Options in US

[Iriswest]

1 minute ago, andhracrazystar said:

Same story. It’s not easy to maintain and survive. Except for food, tutoring anything else that is worth exploring?

Motels?

[basha786]

1 hour ago, Iriswest said:

Indian restaurants completely depend on chef. Frachise restaurants only depend on the sauces/ingredients provided by the franchise. So ideally there will be minimum supervision needed in kitchen at least. The real issue is to find the right location.

bro please this once for all.- no one working in US as chef is legal - you are just getting into trouble from day one . There are no visas for chefs - every one here is illegal - so many people loose all their investment and some even file chapter 7 no one talk - so never ever go into food business if you family is willing to work . 

[andhracrazystar]

10 hours ago, basha786 said:

bro please this once for all.- no one working in US as chef is legal - you are just getting into trouble from day one . There are no visas for chefs - every one here is illegal - so many people loose all their investment and some even file chapter 7 no one talk - so never ever go into food business if you family is willing to work . 

I agree

[andhracrazystar]

12 hours ago, Iriswest said:

Motels?

Lot of time and commitment needed. Kind of a full time family job. Group of family members should commit 365 days , 24 hours to be successful. 
Looking for something which don’t need to be full time on it

[Iriswest]

50 minutes ago, andhracrazystar said:

Lot of time and commitment needed. Kind of a full time family job. Group of family members should commit 365 days , 24 hours to be successful. 
Looking for something which don’t need to be full time on it

Part time ante gas stations eh best

[andhracrazystar]

Any franchise owners here or any one of your friends who established a franchise and became successful?

[tennisluvrredux]

23 minutes ago, andhracrazystar said:

Any franchise owners here or any one of your friends who established a franchise and became successful?

One of my friends opened a Jimmy John's. Started with 1 now has 4

[AppulaAppaRaao]

17 hours ago, Iriswest said:

Motels?

Very good for fcuking, you book for fcuking? 

[phatposts]

Not a franchise owner, but worked for a small period of time in a family business's office who own ~ 50 franchise locations between Pizza, Coffee, TacoBell, BK, Corp location deli stores etc. My observations from that time:

Talk to a consultant who specializes in Franchises. For fast food, McD is very tough. Subway is the easiest. Newer brands are willing to encourage young investors more. There are business consultants and also real estate consultants who are equally important. 

Never enter into any franchise assuming its a part time job. Only enter if you are willing to give 110% of your time in to the business. Be the manager and also be ready to take more work. 

You need to pay off the loan, own the business and be ready to setup the next 2-3 locations by Year 6. That is when you will slowly come out of the do-er role and start becoming the manager/owner of this business. Till then you have to have the grind, grit, support and the ability to perform 60+ hours EVERY SINGLE WEEK.

You wont make crazy money for the first few years. When Location # 2 & 3 start stabilizing you will see good dough. After location # 5 - you will see good money. The key to businesses is the ability to expand and grow. 

[chintumintu1]

strip club open cheye mana db rasikulu andaru vastaru

 

[andhracrazystar]

1 hour ago, phatposts said:

Not a franchise owner, but worked for a small period of time in a family business's office who own ~ 50 franchise locations between Pizza, Coffee, TacoBell, BK, Corp location deli stores etc. My observations from that time:

Talk to a consultant who specializes in Franchises. For fast food, McD is very tough. Subway is the easiest. Newer brands are willing to encourage young investors more. There are business consultants and also real estate consultants who are equally important. 

Never enter into any franchise assuming its a part time job. Only enter if you are willing to give 110% of your time in to the business. Be the manager and also be ready to take more work. 

You need to pay off the loan, own the business and be ready to setup the next 2-3 locations by Year 6. That is when you will slowly come out of the do-er role and start becoming the manager/owner of this business. Till then you have to have the grind, grit, support and the ability to perform 60+ hours EVERY SINGLE WEEK.

You wont make crazy money for the first few years. When Location # 2 & 3 start stabilizing you will see good dough. After location # 5 - you will see good money. The key to businesses is the ability to expand and grow. 

Right on it. Perfect way of putting it. Right now due to personal commitments looking for the ones where manager contributed time is less considerably. I do agree we need to put 110% time. The idea of going with franchise to reduce that human effort because the brand itself will do most of it. Loyalty and franchise fees should cover for some of the ground level activities like marketing,  crowd pulling.. etc. if we build our own business we should do everything ourselves and of course you make more money with it.  Did you or anyone else in this DB heard about Fantastic Sams? What are your thoughts on it ?

[phatposts]

8 minutes ago, andhracrazystar said:

Right on it. Perfect way of putting it. Right now due to personal commitments looking for the ones where manager contributed time is less considerably. I do agree we need to put 110% time. The idea of going with franchise to reduce that human effort because the brand itself will do most of it. Loyalty and franchise fees should cover for some of the ground level activities like marketing,  crowd pulling.. etc. if we build our own business we should do everything ourselves and of course you make more money with it.  Did you or anyone else in this DB heard about Fantastic Sams? What are your thoughts on it ?

nenu cheppina 110% franchise kosame. crowd pulling, marketing avanni kaadu. Franchise is a small business at the end of the day. personal commitments undi, business ki full committment ivvaleka pothe daantlo paisal petti chetulu kaalchukoku. It is not part time or mailbox money. When investing, you got to be cautiously pessimistic. 

I have never heard of fantastic Sams. 

[Pahelwan2]

Take away Curry point vaa. No big space needed. Just evenings naduste chalu. Less investment and high returns 

[basha786]

29 minutes ago, Pahelwan2 said:

Take away Curry point vaa. No big space needed. Just evenings naduste chalu. Less investment and high returns 

Bro Every Grocery Store has a kitchen with curry point and so many ladies sell food from home - i have seen so many kloud kitchen could not even sustain 3-6 months . you have to be the cheapest to success - how can you compete with a grocery store who has whole sale pricing and some time 0 value shelf life veggies to sell ?

grocery Store Rent for Curry Point = 0

grocery Store Food Cost = 0-10%

Labour Cost 50% less as the staff can be used multiple roles 

 

Edited August 14, 2022 by basha786
update

[huma]

On 8/14/2022 at 4:59 AM, UlligaddaUtej said:

Gas station Best but not for telugu lks they are not good in business, telugus only good at sucking north modddaaaq

nuvvu ala suck chese sampadinchava?