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Franchisee loans
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It is essentially a business loan, and they would need to see a business plan and some capital before you went in. Not many investors would consider fronting the entire sum needed for your business - not without a significant share ownership arrangement.
You are generally expected to invest some of your own money in a business.Some days, it's just not worth chewing through the leather straps....
LB moment - March 2006. DFD - 1 June 2012!!! DEBT FREE!
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No sensible bank or other investor will lend money for a new business (franchise or otherwise) without a combination of a) security and b) capital put in
So if you are not able to prepared to put your house/shirt on the line and/or put in a big % of the equity yourself, it is not going to happen.0 -
Asking the same question on more than one board is not a good idea.
My reply is on the other board.0 -
I don't think any financial institution is going to lend you money for a business that you are not prepared to put your own money into. As well as a solid business plan you will need to show your commitment to the business by laying some of your own money on the line.0
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