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Preparing a franchise for resale requires careful attention to franchise agreements, FDD requirements, lease approvals and other legal documents that can significantly impact the timeline of a sale.
Expert legal insight on valuation, deal structure, risk and due diligence shows how careful planning can lift franchise sale value and support a smoother exit.
Business broker Luke Middendorf explains how to ready a franchise by proving SDE, staging a data room, starting lease assignments early and removing single points of failure.
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Jessica Fialkovich of Exit Factor explains how strategic modernization, balanced with proven systems, strengthens franchise value during the sale process.
Private equity is becoming a larger force in franchising because investors see predictable financial performance and growth potential that make the model attractive.
Buyers aren’t only purchasing your franchise for what it is today. They are investing in what it can become, making clear growth potential a central part of any exit strategy.
From auditing existing agreements to organizing financials for review, here’s how to ensure your business is legally sound and ready for the scrutiny of your potential buyer and their team.
To sell a franchise, present a clear financial picture that shows stability, scalability and growth potential, going beyond basic bookkeeping for buyers.