http://www.citylab.com/politics/2015/09/the-never-ending-stadium-boondoggle/403666/"Subsidizing stadiums is an economic disasterThe overwhelming conclusion of decades of economic research on the subject is that using public funds to subsidize wealthy sports franchises makes zero economic sense and is a giant waste of taxpayer money.

150k is a lot of money for proof of concept. 150k will get you into a corporate franchise with a proven track record.

I realize that you will pay a franchise tax each year, and you still need to have a registered agent with a Delaware address (which legal zoom can provide for $159 annually).  

I'm in the final stages of my due diligence for a Homevestor's Franchise.

I have had a business idea for a while now but I am getting confused on the plausibility of it.The idea is to create a franchiseable real estate business in a certain niche, and I'm wondering if I can do this as just an agent.

I used legal zoom and purchased an LLC for a franchise I currently own and paid $500.

I'm using the big franchise company for this because of their 24 hour response.

I wouldn't darken the door of any franchised tax machine.

California, in their infinite wisdom, has decided to impose a 7% franchise tax board tax on rental income going to out of state investors that use a property management company.

Texas has no income tax but it does have a franchise tax on business entities.