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Whether it’s their strong reputation, marketing support, or quality products and services, there are certain names that have earned their spot on my list of favorite brands. I’m happy to share a few of the brands I love so you can get an idea of what’s out there. Comparing franchise business models and industries is essential to choosing a profitable brand that aligns with your goals. These brands truly stand out from the rest of the competition, and here’s why:
HomeVestors of America, the "We Buy Ugly Houses®" brand
Chris and Sharon own two HVA franchises. The leap we made years ago to join the HomeVestors family was the best move we have ever made, other than getting married of course. The ongoing support via Training, Marketing, and Lead Generation has helped grow our businesses exponentially. The key selling points for us were:
The Low investment, high potential returns with one Franchise
Buying distressed properties from sellers who are in tough "ugly" situations is a great way to help others in financial need. • Large network of experienced Franchisees that help each other succeed through sharing general knowledge, resources, and buying techniques • Established brand with nationwide recognition, 'We Buy Ugly Houses®'
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PMI's all inclusive system allows franchisees to collect reoccurring and transactional revenue with up to 50 different review streams. We are so impressed with PMI we introduce them to a good friend who has bought into their network. Key selling points for potential franchise owners: • Tried and tested processes • modern technology • marketing and accounting back office support • Hotline and project coordinators • Entrepreneur Magazine - Ranked #1 in the property management category since 2017
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PMI's all inclusive system allows franchisees to collect reoccurring and transactional revenue with up to 50 different review streams. We are so impressed with PMI we introduce them to a good friend who has bought into their network. Key selling points for potential franchise owners: • Tried and tested processes • modern technology • marketing and accounting back office support • Hotline and project coordinators • Entrepreneur Magazine - Ranked #1 in the property management category since 2017
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Mr. Electric, a neighborly brand
Mr. Electric is the largest full-service electrical franchise in the country.
Big selling points for potential franchise owners:
Industry Experience Not Required • Recession Resilient - Regardless of the economy, we all need electricity • Low Overhead - Initial office space is not required • Limited Receivables - Most projects are "cash jobs" - rarely do you have to chase down receivables • Prime Territories - Designated territories in many prime markets across North America
The Grounds Guy, a neighborly brand
The Grounds Guy is a full-service grounds care company that belongs to the Neighborly family of service based franchises. The lawn and landscape service industry is estimated to take in $67 billion annually.
Key selling points for potential franchise owners:
No experience necessary • Recurring revenue streams • Neighborly marketing systems • Lead Generation • Low investment ($150K all-in which includes working capital) • Quick ramp-up • Scalable business model • Benefits through Neighborly
Find a Compatible Franchise Brand
If you’re looking to invest in a franchise brand, the first step is to consider your compatibility. You have the perfect match when you find brands that share your ethos, leadership style, and direction. Become a franchise owner in an industry you enjoy and successfully grow your business. Get in contact to learn more about these and other franchise brands that might align with your goals.