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David Avetisyan
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Any Subway Owners Care to Provide Input on the Business?

David Avetisyan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Glendale, CA
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I'm considering investing money in different avenues, and one being the purchase of a Subway franchise to supplement income.

I have always had subway on my mind, and I feel now, given all things, it wouldn't be a bad idea. 

Any thoughts from existing owners, more specifically in LA?

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David Avetisyan
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Originally posted by @James Wise:

I have never personally looked into owning a Subway but have spoken to a few who have owned Subways.

The consensus that I got was Subway was opening to many restaurants in close proximity to each other and the franchisees were cannibalizing each others profits.

 James,

Thanks for the reply.

I know that Subway, unlike most franchise companies, does not restrict the number of stores it opens within proximity to one another. This is actually it's biggest downfall - IMO.

I know that typically, like other franchise fast-food chains, you need to own, about, three, to see some reason income. 

I'm having g a hard time locating local owners to discuss the business.

To your success 

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