New Franchise Opportunities for Sale
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Investments
$26,350 – $48,650
Franchise fee
$18,000 - $42,500
North America’s largest and most successful special event service, Complete has been starting parties, telling unique wedding stories and bringing people together since 1973. In fact, we’ve helped plan and execute more than 300,000 events, including more than 13,000 weddings a year.
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Investments
$151,500 – $227,450
Franchise fee
$29,950
Parcel Plus® is a pack-and-ship center that provides outstanding customer service to consumers, small office/home office (SOHO) and other business owners.
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Investments
$23,500 – $171,000
Franchise fee
$1,000 - $50,000
In 1965, Dale Rector, frustrated by the split-commission system traditionally used the real estate industry, opened a 100-percent commission office in Phoenix, Arizona, naming it Realty Executives. Under his model, sales associates received 100 percent of their commissions and shared equally in office expenses, including the salary of a full-time broker who coordinated the office. This way of doing business caught on, and in 1973, Realty Executives began franchising the concept.
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Investments
$657,450 – $1,219,830
Franchise fee
$75,000 - $150,000
Based on an Australian concept, Zippy Shell first came to the U.S. and began franchising in 2009. Zippy Shell franchisees deliver trailers containing storage containers to customers' homes and businesses. The customers then fill the container at their own speed and when finished, Zippy Shell will pick it up and store it in a climate-controlled facility.
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Investments
$225,630 – $454,690
Franchise fee
$45,000
Go Mini's was founded in 2002, and began franchising in 2012. Franchisees rent out portable storage containers to residential and commercial customers who are moving, storing or renovating, offering the option to keep the filled container on-site, transport it to another location, or store it at a Go Mini's facility.
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Investments
$475,500 – $667,000
Franchise fee
$36,000
We already know that the dry cleaning industry is in huge demand as more of our clothes become 'dry clean only.' For a franchisee, a dry cleaning business means a cash business with limited inventory and a proven return on investment. Better than that, no prior experience is necessary.
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Investments
$86,502 – $710,122
Franchise fee
$20,000 - $30,000
Lapels® Dry Cleaning believes in a "Greener Future." This is why we strive to make all of our stores and plants as environmentally friendly as possible.
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Investments
$49,950 – $84,000
Franchise fee
$25,000
Miami-based Estrella Insurance was founded in 1980 and began franchising in 2008. Franchisees offer insurance services including auto, home, commercial, business, boat, motorcycle and recreational vehicle insurance.
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Investments
$72,200 – $127,600
Franchise fee
$29,000 - $45,200
We're the easy button in an often cluttered and confusing industry. We strive to provide a service with no hassles, consistently on time, respectful of our customer’s property with clean trucks and compact bins that fit where the customer wants them and are delivered by professional Dumpster Delivery Experts.
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Investments
$640,350 – $1,541,900
Franchise fee
$20,000 - $50,000
Tide Dry Cleaners franchises are offered by Agile Pursuits Franchising Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Procter & Gamble Company. Each location allows customers to drop off items for dry-cleaning and pick them up 24 hours a day by using drop boxes and lockers. Drive-through and tailoring services are also offered.
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Investments
$53,250 – $220,000
Franchise fee
$25,000
This real estate services company was founded in 2005 and began franchising in 2012. Realty One offers its services towards individuals either selling or buying a home. The company finds real estate agents, negotiates on the buyer and seller's behalf, and offers consultation on matters pertaining to a mortgage application and payment plan.
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Investments
$97,450 – $305,000
Franchise fee
$22,500 - $27,500
The first Pinot's Palette (originally called Pinot & Picasso) opened in Houston in 2009. The name change, along with the advent of franchising, came in 2010. Franchises offer in-studio painting classes and private parties, as well as mobile event services. Customers bring their own wine or other beverages and are taught step-by-step to create a painting.
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Investments
$98,800 – $200,800
Franchise fee
$25,000
Cathy Deano and Renee Maloney opened the first Corks N Canvas in Mandeville, Louisiana, in 2007. By 2009, they had four locations in the New Orleans area, and decided to begin franchising the concept under the name Painting with a Twist. Customers bring their own wine or other beverages and are taught step-by-step to paint one of the company's 8,500-plus copyrighted pieces of art.
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Investments
$50,000 – $364,700
Franchise fee
$25,000
Jim Weichert opened his first real estate office in Chatham, New Jersey, in 1969. He began franchising in 2000, and today the company is based in Morris Plains, New Jersey. Franchisees help customers buy and sell both residential and commercial real estate, and streamline the delivery of mortgages and home and title insurance.
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Investments
$855,360 – $1,139,600
Franchise fee
$50,000
Zips Dry Cleaners began when eight Baltimore-Washington area dry cleaners came together as a buying collective to help cut costs. In addition to adopting the name Zips and polling their advertising funds, they agreed to all offer same-day dry cleaning for $1.99 per garment. The collective began franchising the Zips concept in 2006.
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Investments
$121,596 – $366,396
Franchise fee
$15,000 - $240,000
The Flying Locksmiths has been in business for over 70 years. Our experience and business education are two of the main components that create the framework of The Flying Locksmiths leadership team. It began with William McMenimon Sr., working out of his Jeep with one key machine in 1946.
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Investments
$46,950 – $218,650
Franchise fee
$40,000 - $150,000
Former law-enforcement professionals founded Signal 88 Security in 2003, in Omaha, Nebraska, where "signal 88" is police code for "situation secure." In 2008, Reed Nyffeler began franchising Signal 88. Franchisees offer patrol, guard and virtual monitoring services and have access to proprietary software.
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Investments
$183,947 – $336,995
Franchise fee
$35,000
As two young real estate agents working for what was then the largest real estate company in Austin, Texas, Gary Keller and Joe Williams believed that a company should work for its employees rather than the other way around. So the two men joined forces to found Keller Williams Realty in 1983. Four years later the partners began franchising. With offices throughout the country, Keller Williams encourages agents to recruit others into the company through profit-sharing.
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Investments
$40,000 – $230,500
Franchise fee
$17,500 - $35,000
Founded by Dave and Gail Liniger in Denver in 1973, RE/MAX is now a global network of more than 115,000 real estate agents in more than 100 countries and territories. The Linigers introduced an agent-centric model with high commission splits. In the RE/MAX system, agents are in charge of their own business, share office expenses and operate under a high commission concept.
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Investments
$89,300 – $208,200
Franchise fee
$40,000 - $50,000
College Hunks Hauling Junk got its start in the summer of 2003 when a group of college buddies borrowed an old cargo van and began offering customers help with sorting, moving, recycling and disposing of unwanted items. The next year, Omar Soliman submitted his busines plan for College Hunks Hauling Junk to the University of Miami's Leigh Rothschild Entrepreneurship Competition and won first place. After graduating, he and co-founder Nick Friedman continued to grow the junk removal business, and in 2007 they started franchising.
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Investments
$115,000 – $669,000
Franchise fee
$30,000 - $85,000
Mary Ellen Sheets founded Two Men and a Truck International Inc. in 1985 after her two high-school-age sons left their small moving business behind to attend college. Calls had continued to come in for moving services after their departure, so Sheets took over the business and began franchising in 1989. The Lansing, Michigan-based company is still family-owned and privately held and has locations across the United States.
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Investments
$3,245 – $21,850
Franchise fee
$495 - $9,800
Dream Vacations franchisees sell travel packages, including travel protection, shore excursions, hotels and tours to individuals, couples, families, businesses and groups.
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Investments
$50,350 – $106,250
Franchise fee
$25,000
There’s no better time to invest in a Nexus Property Management franchise than right now! With low start up costs and the support that comes with being part of the Nexus team, we look forward to changing the face of the property management business together. In a “renter nation” where property acquisition is more difficult than in years past, Nexus’ goal is not just to successfully manage rental properties, but ultimately to revolutionize the entire property management industry.
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Investments
$27,550 – $37,550
Franchise fee
$25,000
Eye On Your Home is ready to help you become a Franchise owner providing peace of mind and service to homeowner’s. Join the property management industry with a Business Model that has flexibility, profitability and gives enormous value to your customer.
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Investments
$42,250 – $72,500
Franchise fee
$30,000 - $45,000
BBO (Book By Owner) is The Vacation Home-Owner’s Resource. We are a business-to-business (B2B), lifestyle business where you get to live in the town you wish to live, work and play in, (and maybe retire in). You’ll enjoy long-term relationships with your clients and local partners. You’ll also be surrounded by very nice vacation homes.
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