What are the exact costs of starting a Subway franchise?
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It depends on the location. It can range anywhere between $80,000 and $600,000. There is no "exact" cost.\n\nBrandon O'Dell\nO'Dell Consulting\nRestaurants/Retail/Bars\nbodell1@cox.net\nhttp://www.bodellconsulting.com
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Franchises are very expensive. Most require minimum assets of $350,000. McDonalds won't consider you unless you have a million dollars. You can open your own sandwich or pizza shop for as little as $10,000. Whatever you decide, keep in mind the unexpected and unforseen. Be prepared to spend as much as 4 times the amount you think you are going to need!
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Approximately $100,000 to $500,000. Good luck in your new business!
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60,000 players according to their web site.  No franchise is perfect or infallable, and you will get out of it exactly the effort you put in to it.  Good luck
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The first thing is to decide what kind of business you're trying to register. Depending on whether you are registering a private limited, proprietorships, partnership, etc there are a few steps to follow. One good place to start is http://www.business.gov.sg/EN/StartingUp/RegisterYourBusiness/index.htm\n\nIf you're not sure and willing to spend some money, you can get a corporate secretary to settle everything for you. That should cost you anything from $150 - $500.
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It's very difficult to place an estimate on the start-up cost because there's so many variables.\n\nDon't lose heart, here's 2 options I have thought of for you:\n\n1) Look at the 'businesses for sale' section of property agents in the area you wish to trade.  Then convince a bank that you could buy one and repay the money the bank has lent to you ;) you'll need a good business plan btw.\n\n2) Identify where there's a gap in the market for a shoe store, then identify all the costs associated with running a business and draw up a business plan.\n\nCost should include:\n\n* Fixed Asset purchase (Property & Equipment) / lease payments\n* Current Asset purchase (Stock)\n* Operating costs:\n   Wages\n   Light, Heat, Power, Water\n   Insurance\n   Advertising\n   Interest payments on debt\n   Tax\n\nI hope this helps you out :)
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Depends where you live and what your activities are. I would consider first covering for these basic expenses and then worry about the rest:\n\n1) Rent\n2) Food\n3) Transportation\n\nAfter you have covered for all these, you should be able to ball-park how much you have to make and start adding stuff like entertainment, beer, etc.
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Not sure if you are in Australia...\nIf yes, try Franchise council of Australia.\nIt lists all the registered franchise business and grouped by different categories.\nYou can find the one you want and see how much investment you have to put in.
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A combination of cold calling and mass mailings... It also should be worthwhile to check out what similar local or out of the area companies are charging so you can set out a competitive cost structure.\n\nGood luck!
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what kind of strategic planning does subway use? \nasked by hotstuff_sexything - 4 days ago - in Small Business - 1 Answer - Open
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Bye yourself the " Small Business Opportunities" book at any book store. I think it cost $3.25. There's a lot of information in that book on start up business, franchises and more.  This will give you a lot of ideas.  Good luck.
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It depends on so many factors.\n\nYou can start an internet radio station for $20 probably. You may even have the equipment necceesary.\n\nIf you are talking about an actual land based radio-station than you must rent or buy a transmittor. Then hire staff, etcc....\n\nAll in all, depending on how far you want to transmit, it could cost upwards of 1million. Of course that's just a rough number.
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Depends. 30000 to 70000 dollars, depending on the number of years you work on... check it out on google thats what I did.  What cegep do you go to? I'm going to Marianopolis next year. Tell me if it's good, lol.
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Hi - no, in short it means you cannot own a store.  \n\nStarbucks locations are corporate owned.  That means that each and every manager, employee in your local Starbucks is a Starbucks corporate employee.  I believe Subway is a franchise, which means you purchase the rights to open up your own Subway store, hire your own employees, etc., but you must run the business according to a huge list of rules and requirements (such as having the same menu, sign, etc).\n\nIf you are interested in investing in this way, you want to find a chain that does franchising (or just open up your own business).\n\ngood luck,\n--Jeff, Beaverton OR \nHigh Tech manager and small business owner
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It depends.\n\nYou can have a business with a startup cost of $1 million.\n\nOr you can have a business with a startup cost of only $100.\n\nYou have to be more specific as to what business you are thinking of starting
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E-Mail me with your contact info, I already have it completely setup.  Just work with our gateway and establish your own franchise with us.  We have some other frachises already up and running.  Text "Carlo" to 646-763-7356 and get my direct contact info....\n\nRegards,  \nCarlo - President & CEO\n\nTextMeIn.com\ntextllc@gmail.com
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It will depend on what you plan to franchise and whether you fit all their requirements.\n\nIf you are planning to franchise Jiffy Lube, for example, you will not be approved. Total investment required is $214K-273K and Franchise fee is $35K with ongoing royalty fee of up to 5%; and income qualification requirements are\n\nNet worth requirement: $450K\nCash liquidity requirement: $150K\n\nObviously you fall short of Jiffy Lube's requirements http://www.entrepreneur.com/franzone/details/1,5885,12-12---282479-1,00.html?section=costs \n\nBut your income may qualify for WSI Internet, which is a franchise offering full-service Internet consulting for businesses. Their qualifications are (a) Net worth requirement: $68K-82K; (b) Cash liquidity requirement: $5K -- which are within your income range. http://www.entrepreneur.com/franzone/details/1,5885,12-12---282961-1,00.html?section=costs\n\nIf franchising is your chosen business route, I strongly suggest that you attend the International Franchise Expo on June 2-4 to be held in Washington DC  http://www.franchiseexpo.com/ . You will be able to talk to franchising companies, see what interests you, and check if you can qualify for their program.