Search new sources about the franchise opportunities and, specifically, the franchisors that you are considering;
Find out if the franchise system you are considering is focused on the franchisee and a quality product and not just interested in a fast growing franchise with lack of support and resources for the franchisee;
Speak with multiple franchisees in the franchise system ranging from franchisees that have been in the business for the past 3 to 12 months and also franchises who have went through a renewal cycle;
Speak to a qualified franchise attorney and your CPA.
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