Forbes: Here Are America’s Best Franchises
Forbes scoured the country’s franchises to find the best and worst investment opportunities.
The franchising dream is simple: If you buy the right franchise and run it well, you can be your own boss and make a fortune.
Medium Investment ($150,000 - $500,000)
No. 6: Sport Clips*
Total Units: 1,455
Five-Year Franchisee Continuity Rate: 98%
Five-Year Franchisee Growth Rate: 14%
Average Initial Investment: $247,400
No. 10: TWO MEN AND A TRUCK*
Total Units: 249
Five-Year Franchisee Continuity Rate: 96%
Five-Year Franchisee Growth Rate: 5%
Average Initial Investment: $389,250
No. 1: Right at Home*
Total Units: 433
Five-Year Franchisee Continuity Rate: 90%
Five-Year Franchisee Growth Rate: 13%
Average Initial Investment: $104,000
*This brand is a paid partner of 1851 Franchise. For more information on paid partnerships please click here.
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