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Speaker 3: It's easy to build through franchising once you sell your
Speaker 3: first one, okay, so legal requirements and documentation this is boring.
Speaker 3: It may be boring for some, but this is what
Speaker 3: you really need to understand so you don't get in trouble.
Speaker 3: So the FDD is like and write that down and
Speaker 3: research it later. The FDD is the document that's like
Speaker 3: one hundred pages and it teaches you all the things
Speaker 3: about the franchise. So most people hire franchise consultants to
Speaker 3: put together this information for them. It has to be
Speaker 3: done by a franchise attorney, a whole franchise team. Because
Speaker 3: franchising is completely different than the regular business world. This
Speaker 3: is not a template. This is not something you can
Speaker 3: just create on your own. It's a legal document that
Speaker 3: is actually monitored by the government, so you have to
Speaker 3: make sure it's up to par. But it contains all
Speaker 3: the information about the franchise, including your background, what the
Speaker 3: franchise fee is, and other costs. So it literally enfranchising.
Speaker 3: You can't promise success. This is another thing that's absolutely
Speaker 3: amazing about the world of franchising because there is a
Speaker 3: section it's called Item nineteen. You can write that down.
Speaker 3: It's the most important part of this document, Item nineteen.
Speaker 3: In Item nineteen, it tells you it's the financial representation
Speaker 3: that you as the franchise or disclosed to the public.
Speaker 3: It can be a P and L. It could be
Speaker 3: your gross sales for one year. It could be a
Speaker 3: pie chart, it can be anything. But when you sell
Speaker 3: a franchise, and this is very important, the only numbers
Speaker 3: you can speak about are the numbers that you list
Speaker 3: in item nineteen. So a lot of people are strategic.
Speaker 3: Sometimes people don't. You don't have to have a financial representation.
Speaker 1: Which is even crazier.
Speaker 3: You can literally turn your You can franchise your business,
Speaker 3: sell it to someone and not tell them how much
Speaker 3: you've made. Ethically, that's wrong if you know you didn't
Speaker 3: make anything, but if you made ten dollars twenty dollars,
Speaker 3: you can still sell your business as a franchise, but
Speaker 3: you're gonna have problems if someone is unable to make money.
Speaker 3: So that's why you want to try it. Make sure
Speaker 3: it's something you've tried and it's worked before you decide
Speaker 3: to sell it. But you don't have to disclose how
Speaker 3: much money someone can make from buying your opportunity. And
Speaker 3: actually you can't. It's called a promise of success and
Speaker 3: you can't legally do it. So you can put anything
Speaker 3: you want and you're selling it based off of what
Speaker 3: you put in item nineteen, so you can be strategic.
Speaker 3: You don't have to reveal what you don't want to reveal.
Speaker 3: You could just say I made this much gross and
Speaker 3: you don't have to reveal your net, which is insane,
Speaker 3: but it's true. So that's that's what's really interesting about
Speaker 3: this franchise world. But the FDD is very important. It's
Speaker 3: the main document you need and then there's a difference
Speaker 3: between franchise attorneys and contract attorneys. So you can't go
Speaker 3: to someone who's like a regular attorney like make me
Speaker 3: an FDD because they're gonna they're gonna say okay, because
Speaker 3: they want your money, but it's not gonna be what
Speaker 3: a franchise attorney would create. And franchise attorneys know what
Speaker 3: to put in so you don't get in trouble. So
Speaker 3: if you go to a contract attorney, they'll probably do research,
Speaker 3: but they're not specialized enough to keep you out of
Speaker 3: trouble in the franchising world, okay, so make sure it's
Speaker 3: a franchise attorney working with you. So developing a franchise
Speaker 3: business plan, So when you're considering franchising your business, you
Speaker 3: have to develop a comprehensive franchise business plan which is
Speaker 3: separate from like any other regular business plan. So it
Speaker 3: outlines the key components of your franchise system and it's
Speaker 3: basically the roadmap. So here are some of the things.
Speaker 3: It's very similar to what you would see in a
Speaker 3: regular business plan, with the exception of some things. So
Speaker 3: the executive summary, so it's an overview of your business,
Speaker 3: your mission statement, vision, goals. You know, that's pretty much
Speaker 3: standard information about your existing business is history, it's success,
Speaker 3: and then the franchise concept.
Speaker 1: So it's a detailed description of your.
Speaker 3: Franchise system, including their products or services and all those
Speaker 3: you know, things that we sometimes overlook. Now I want
Speaker 3: to say this because I just thought about it. So
Speaker 3: when you franchise, say you you have a spa and
Speaker 3: you sell massage lotion, right, you can actually create your
Speaker 3: own lotion, and you can manufacture your own products and
Speaker 3: sell them to your franchise ease, and they're required to
Speaker 3: buy them from you. So within all these legal documents,
Speaker 3: you're selling them a business, but you can also create
Speaker 3: your own products, create your own everything, and within those
Speaker 3: franchise documents, they have to buy it from you. So
Speaker 3: now you're creating multiple streams of income that you're in.
Speaker 3: You're receiving every time they need to place in order,
Speaker 3: they're placing it with you. They're paying you. Guess what, guys,
Speaker 3: I hope, I hope y'all are with me. For those
Speaker 3: who stayed around, this is the bond. You're ready for this.
Speaker 3: So I told you that when you franchise, you can
Speaker 3: sell it ten twenty thousand it could be anything, but
Speaker 3: there's also industry standards. But guess what, you charge a
Speaker 3: percentage of their gross profit each month. So if you
Speaker 3: charge seven percent, you're going to get seven percent of
Speaker 3: their gross, not their next they're gross every single month.
Speaker 3: And that is how people build wealth through franchising.
Speaker 1: It's not about the upfront fee.
Speaker 3: That's great, you know that'll clear off your COVID, that
Speaker 3: gets keep you out of prison. About pay your taxes,
Speaker 3: But then the real wealth is off the residual income
Speaker 3: that you earn. So think about how much you make
Speaker 3: per year. You're gonna get seven percent of that every
Speaker 3: single month for ten years. That is how you close
Speaker 3: the wealth gap. And that is how business owners can
Speaker 3: just jump start their careers in a whole other direction
Speaker 3: and create real wealth because it's not about you. It's
Speaker 3: not about how much you can make. It's like how
Speaker 3: much are you able to leave your children, your children's children,
Speaker 3: like what kind of assets have you built for them?
Speaker 3: And franchising is a great way to do that. You
Speaker 3: put the franchise entity and the trust y'all. I know
Speaker 3: you guys had to trust somebody on here talking about trust.
Speaker 3: Put it in your trust, your whole bloodline eats. Okay,
Speaker 3: So that's a great way to do it. So marketing
Speaker 3: and support, you have to have a plan. This is
Speaker 3: how you market the business. Now, this is very very important.
Speaker 3: You have to be able to tell people on a
Speaker 3: piece of paper, this is how you get customers. Now,
Speaker 3: what happens is most business owners don't have any systems
Speaker 3: or processes written down.
Speaker 1: They just hire.
Speaker 3: Somebody and they're like, they're yelling.
Speaker 1: At them, do this, do that.
Speaker 3: There's no organization whatsoever, and that's why they can't scale.
Speaker 3: Franchises are amazing. And even if you're even if you
Speaker 3: feel like I don't want to be a franchise, I
Speaker 3: tell everyone if you own a small business, you should
Speaker 3: go through the process because it's going to teach you
Speaker 3: how to build something that you can scale.
Speaker 1: And it's it's great.
Speaker 3: Practice and it teaches you on a higher level than
Speaker 3: you could ever learn in the regular world of business.
Speaker 3: And so you have to be able to tell them like,
Speaker 3: this is how you this is what you say in
Speaker 3: your Facebook ad. That's how you get customers. This is
Speaker 3: where you should market. These are the template you should use.
Speaker 3: So all those things need to be written down and
Speaker 3: a great way to get started, and this is what
Speaker 3: I did.
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