Buy a Franchise FAQ's - Australia
How do I buy a franchise in Australia?
Buying a franchise involves opportunity review, financial assessment, franchise disclosure review, legal due diligence, franchisor approval, finance, contract execution, and settlement.
How much deposit do I need to buy a franchise?
Deposit requirements depend on the purchase price, working capital needs, franchise fees, and lender requirements. Many buyers also need funds for fitout, stock, and training.
How do I know if the franchise is profitable?
Profitability should be assessed through historical financials, unit economics, margins, staffing, local demand, and realistic owner operating assumptions.
Does the franchisor need to approve me?
Yes. Most franchisors require buyer approval, including financial checks, interviews, training suitability, and operational capability assessments.
Can I buy multiple franchise locations?
Yes. Multi-site acquisitions are common for experienced operators and investors seeking scale, stronger management leverage, and network growth.
Should I review the franchise agreement?
Absolutely. The franchise agreement defines fees, obligations, territory rights, transfer conditions, renewal options, and exit restrictions.
Can you help with franchise finance?
Yes. We help structure franchise acquisition finance, working capital, fitout, and equipment lending where required.
What happens after my offer is accepted?
The transaction moves into due diligence, franchisor approval, finance, legal review, handover planning, and settlement.