Question: I'm trying to determine exactly how much money I can make with a franchise company I'm investigating, but I'm having trouble getting the franchisor to answer this question. Every time I bring it up, they avoid the topic and mention something about the FTC having rules against sharing this information. Can this be right? How am I supposed to get this information?


Answer: Since it's this easy, it begs the question of why more franchisors don't do it. The answer is twofold. First, producing an earnings claim does involve effort and expense for the franchisor. Second, the results (given that they have to be accurate and not misleading) may not be attractive enough to assist in the recruiting of new franchisees. If that's the case, having the FTC to hide behind gives franchisors a ready excuse to keep this accurate data from prospective franchisees.

Info about earnings
If you are interested in purchasing MILLIONSAVER real estate franchise please fill out our online application. We have full disclose information about our franchise, background information available online for your download. Every franchisor can choose to disclose earnings and profit information. Most of the real estate franchises don't do that. We have very open and straightforward and honest approach to business. We have probably the lowest fees which you can find, and we also disclose how much money we made with our own brokerage in Las Vegas and how many leads we generate in different markets. Please read the article, look at other real estate franchises and make your own judgement. I strongly believe that if the other franchise system make profit for you owners than they would disclose it, but they rather choose not to disclose.

Look at these facts:
Many other franchise systems require you to spend $2,000-$3,000 per month on advertising. It doesn't matter if you are making money or loosing money. You have to spend that money each month and pay them 5-7% royalty fees from sales!
Many other franchises have quota systems. For example they require you hire certain number of agents each year and pay $600 per agent per month. If you don't meet the quota you still have to pay the fee based on the quota.
Most of the franchises require you to pay royalty fee, with minimum fees set. If you don't make profit, you still have to pay. And you guarantee it to them!

We are very different. Please check in detail what we offer!

President John Vanhara, MILLIONSAVER FRANCHISE