fast food franchising

A:it all depends on the type of franchise . Some are easier and less time sensitive than others . It mostly depends on the menu choice. A Red Lobster will take the better part of the year but a Taco Johns could be ready in a couple of months . The locations the type of building ,( whether you have a kiosk in a mall or a free standing building) will add or sub tract the time to completion. There are other factors such as money that is available , permits needed,how motivated the construction crew is,problems with the site that are encountered.I have seen building projects that have taken 2 years to complete when they should have been done in 6 months , and I have seen muiti million dollar multi functional complexes finshed in as little as 100 days.

A:You can contact Subway and they will tell you what you need. Here's a hint.................you need at least 100K in the bank. That's to even get the paperwork from them. Unless owning a subway shop is a dream of yours you should rethink your decision. If your just looking for income and lifestyle there are a lot easier ways to create it. Here are some sources below to help. Good Luck!!

A:While I'm not sure about the area that you are in, some of the bigger fast food franchises that have failed in Middle Tennessee are Judy's (was similar to Wendy's), Burger Queen, What-a-burger (although still operating in other areas), Bojangles Chicken, & Burger Chef all come to mind. As for McDonalds in WalMart, Mickey D's leases the space in the stores. Pizza Hut does the same thing in selected Target stores.

A:Nothing is worse than when your on the road and wanting a quick bite to eat... You look around and all you see is burger places. I would love to see a fast food place that serves healthier combos with sandwiches, fruit, veggies, etc. All at a good price too! I know that some current chains are trying to serve these items but I still don't like the fact that my salad was served from the same line that a bigmac came from!

A:How about starting up a donut and coffee shop somewhere in downtown LA. Like in the Financial district so you always have people coming for more coffee and donuts. THat is what i will do if i had that kinda money and credit. I would personally wont do anything related to realestate right now. THe prices of real estates are soaring and many mortgage brokers have lost their jobs. You would need to take lots of caluculated risks in it . Sometimes you will be sucessfully, sometimes not so you should be ready to belive that. Do people in LA like soups? Then you should try San Francisco Soup Company. Its nice and again you should be located either in the shopping, fashion or financial district of your downtown. How about subway? But last time when i enquired about it for a friend they said it costs more than 65grand so i am not sure but its an 100% guranteed sucessfull business. Chipotle or Bajafresh, Both are excellent fast food mexian restaurants. Popular and prefrred than any other mexian joint. If you are ok with the smell of spices and the greasiness then you should seriously consider opeing up an INDO-Chinese Restaurant. Its basically Chinese fast food with some dishes cooked in Indian Style. There is a lot of demand for that kinda food here in Bay Area. Or just plain chinese fast food.