Buying A Franchise
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“It was a combination of using money saved and a small loan. The investment level is relativity low<br />
so I had everything paid off quickly.”<br />
-Al Crnjac, Fibrenew<br />
“I was able to fund my franchise through a home equity line of credit. They were extremely<br />
considerate and fair to work with as my territory grew and I opened up an additional office.”<br />
-Kathryn Boyce, MaidPro<br />
“We funded the initial purchase and all the start up costs of our first territory out of our personal<br />
savings. As our business has grown, and we have acquired additional units, we have taken out an<br />
SBA loan and a line of credit, which helps with cash flow.”<br />
-Tracy Panases, Just Between Friends<br />
“I was awarded the franchise through CruiseOne/Dream Vacations’ annual Operation Vetrepreneur.<br />
I had to submit a business plan, go through interviews, and was blessed to be one of the five<br />
military veterans in 2015 to receive a free franchise.”<br />
-Larkin Frazier, CruiseOne/Dream Vacations<br />
Tip<br />
For more information about funding your franchise, visit <strong>Franchise</strong>BusinessReview.com/Funding.<br />
Many franchise systems offer discounts and incentives to military veterans like Larkin. To learn more about<br />
the brands that have helped vets find success, see our Top <strong>Franchise</strong>s for Veterans.<br />
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