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    • What To Do Before You Officially Sign the Franchise Agreement

    • How to Know if an Earnings Claim is Typical

    • Understanding Financial Performance Representations and Their Legal Ramifications

    • How a Franchisee Background Influences Investment and Potential Earnings

    • How Geography Plays a Role in Determining a Franchisee’s Potential Earnings

    • How Franchisees Can Evaluate Their Future Net Profits

    • Starter Steps for Potential Franchisees to Evaluate Average Income

    • How Franchisees Can Evaluate Potential Gross Sales

    • Evaluating Potential Earnings: Item 19 Q&A

    • Understanding FDD Item 21: Audited Financial Statements

    • The Franchise Bible: Item 19

    • A Franchisee’s Guide to Navigating the FDD’s Item 11

    • Navigating, Understanding & Negotiating Supplier, Territory and Customer Restrictions: FDD Items 8 & 12

    • Initial and Ongoing Costs: FDD Items 5-7

    • Understanding the FDD Item 1: Franchisor’s Background

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