Car dealerships, fast food establishments, hair care services, ... all these franchise types (and more) have franchise owners who are established in multiple locations, some in multiple states.

I think maybe our disagreement lies in how best to do that but since you have a few more gray hairs than I do I am all ears on how you propose such partnership.

What I mean by that is all long term leases, corporate credit national credit,rental increases,etc.The more (hair) on the deal the more a buyer wants to raise the cap rate higher on offer price.If you want you can send me the flyer on it and I will tell you what I think.

A single mom who cuts hair.

I’m a high earning W2 employee but juuuust a hair under accredited investor category.

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Just like any other business from a taco stand to a hair salon to being a Realtor, if you know what you are doing, have a good business plan, provide a needed service at a good value...you can make money.

Caleb why not wholesale it and let another investor take all the risk with a deal that has so much "hair" on it.Hair in case you are not familiar is a term for a deal that is very messy with a lot of layers to overcome to make it successful.

@Joe Fairless it's hair over $200 per door/mo.

I won't even get started on the cat hair and smell!