What it takes to be a McDonald's franchisee in the UK

With over 1,250 stores established in the UK and 37,000+ worldwide, McDonald's is one of the most successful franchises on earth! McDonald's franchise is looking for hands-on, ambitious people who are ready to make a long-term commitment to our business.
As a McDonald's franchisee, you’ll need to make a significant up-front financial investment, which means having at least £110,000 in unencumbered funds. You’ll also be ready to lead from the front and work within our framework to give yourself the greatest chance of success.
Interested in becoming part of the McDonald's family? Learn more about franchise opportunities with McDonald's here: www.whichfranchise.com/franch...

[@magnah5581]

Ok so this is deal, All of the appreciating assets they own and you pay for them and the depreciating ones like the shop fittings you own. You don't own the shop but you pay for it. You also have to pay them for Rent , Marketing , Service Fee, and then Council tax and wages and electric and then buy food from an approved supplier who also gives them a kick back. On top of that you have to devote all your time to them no other business interests and refit the shop every 7 years with all costs to you. You decide if it is a good deal or not.

[@Adam-pb9wc]

But you tAke home about 150k profit a year thats not too bad bud.

[@brotherhoodofsteel3090]

...Well when you buy a franchise, you're the business owner aren't you? Also depending on the franchise, there's usually funding along with training...netting 100k to 300k annually without having to start from the ground up..how does that not sound appealing.

[@nicholasaddy3395]

Ask your self this do you want to wake up
Knowing your going to make money or wake up to
Think I hope I make money what price do you put on guranteed revenue

[@magnah5581]

@@nicholasaddy3395 Very true and the reason why I own and run my own factory.

[@gnock4706]

2:25

[@joshr07yt17]

I wanna meet paul toner