No sport or school program ever has enough money, and coaches and teachers aren't taught how to fundraise in college.

Every franchise has its secret sauce to success. Peter Barkman from Junkluggers outlines the three key components their franchisees find the most helpful.

Pete is joined by Nick Lopez, the owner of Lime Painting, on this podcast episode. They discuss how Nick went from a college student to franchisor, when he will write his next book, the future of Lime Painting, and how painting services are always in demand

Scott Thompson is the first returning guest on our podcast. He is here this week to talk about Big Blue Swim School.

For those interested in investing in a franchise, now is a great time. There is no greater proof than the recent volatility in the stock market. Many portfolios are way down and it will take some time to recover. Investing in a business provides more stability and often a higher and more consistent return with less capital.

A business is like a tree. You plant it and let it grow. Everyone who planted a tree a few years ago isn't feeling this pandemic as hard as those who rent their income from a corporation. 

The investigation process for a franchise is one of the most important steps a candidate will take. Finding the right franchise  when looking to own a franchise is difficult and a consultant will help.

The job numbers have been awful. Unemployment is growing and more layoffs are coming. 

There are many reasons to become a franchisee. Nat and Pete think a major one is to achieve career security and income security. They have learned that a fantastic option is franchise ownership.

Many business owners are tired after this year and are looking to sell their locations. It is a sellable asset.