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Originally posted by Za Ha
Thanx for the tips. The $125k investment is the pure minimum not counting the building so bout $200k MIN investment for a McD's.
I never thought that franchising a McD's or any other famous fast food or coffee place would be hard to turn into a good profit. But I will look more into this now...
quiet, real estate is my other idea, it's good but if you do it in a country where the tenent has too many rights then you might be screwed for a few months if he or she doesnt pay. But it is surely a safer investment (stress wise) then a franchise.
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For a donut shop like Tim Hortons or Dunkin - the leashold improvements to make the building look right and be functional to operate a franchise could cost about 200k, and the equipment will be around the same as well. With Dunkin - you also have to cough up about 40 or 50k upfront in franchise fees, spend 8 weeks in Boston going to Dunkin Donuts University before you can open up.