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Summary: To buy a Chick-fil-A franchise, contact the business Web site, research information on buying a business and consider hiring a broker. Contact the franchiser about the price and profits of a Chick-fil-A with advice from the owner of several franchises in this free video on buying a franchise.
John Niemira is a professor of business at Stevens-Henager College in Salt Lake City, Utah.read more
Starting a business requires the utmost organization and planning. Beyond conceptualizing a business plan and getting the ball rolling, there are employees to compensate, books to keep and bills to pay. It is the small business owners' responsibility to monitor every detail that takes place in their business. It can be strenuous work to start a new business, but keeping organized and accurate is the foundation to a successful company. Purchasing a franchise business can be a great way to get a small business that has an established name. In this free video series on becoming a franchiser, a business owner explains how to buy a franchise. Learn how to purchase a Chick-fil-A franchise, a Burger King franchise or a Wendy's franchise. Get tips on buying a franchise restaurant, a Quizno's franchise or a Subway franchise. Become a successful business owner with the information provided in these free videos.
"I want to talk to you today about buying a franchise, a Chick-fil-A franchise. First way to go about is get online and get on to their website. Log on to their website, they'll have a little icon on the side for purchasing a franchise. You would like to click on that, get the basic information, they're going to ask you for information, name, address, that sort of thing. Another way to do is get online and look into business purchases. Buying a business. Several good websites out there that tell you about buying a business, give you prices, what they're gross is and another good way is to get a broker, a business broker. That's all they do is sell businesses. So they can be helpful with the financial statements if you're buying the right business, the right type of business and they get paid on the other side, not on your side so it's well worth it to get yourself a broker, get online, look into their website, contact the franchisor and go from there. For any more information on this topic or any other business topic, you can contact me directly at my e-mail jniemira@gmail.com."
eHow Article: Buying a Chick-fil-A Franchise