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Many advantages and disadvantages of owning a private business or a franchise (there are over 3000 franchise companies). Audience can select the type of activities should be based on the most suitable interest in success, and has no background or experience. Both types of companies, as goodwill towards products, services and custom base, which has been created, which is invaluable and hard to equate in terms of valuation. Sure, owning a franchise is more restrictive to business decisions, which is managed by franchisees. If an entrepreneur wants to take control of all business decisions, which owns a private company is the best approach. The first step should be spending time on the site, and note the number of customers and how many purchase items. Further details are listed.Consider when buying a private company, the company has the lease. Determine if the lease allows a new owner to buy the company, the lease will be renewed for the new owners, and what are the penalties for breaching the lease. Find out if the company location has enough room to expand or move to give more space. New franchise owner is limited to relocate to a new location, but plume in an area, where an existing franchise agreements already in place or which are prohibited by the franchise corporation.When buy a private company, the new owner needs financing, which usually not easy to obtain, since there is documented history of the new owner (if not a previously owned business.). U.S. Small Business Administration can help provide financing. Operating a franchise, helping companies often provide necessary financial assistance or loans to new owners. Franchise may consider past economic success, the franchise location, when granting loans, in addition to the financial assets of the new owner.Having insurance for any type of activity is necessary to cover unexpected losses, expenses damages and protect personal assets. The policy should include: flood, wind, fire, lightning, earthquakes (some regions of the country), arson, theft, fraud, death or disability, civil litigation, business interruption, damage, roof damage, foundation damage, broken glass, or damage to building and structure caused by looting, and riots or suspend or insect infestation, and mold / fungus damage. Also remember to buy any health insurance and umbrella policies. Recall that a higher deductible reduces the premium. Business owners can refer to the website: SpendonLife.com to get quotes on different types of business insurance. Franchises have insurance, on the ownership and the minimum insurance coverage. Franchise insurance would cover the basic insurance needs, similar to owning a private business. Franchise Board Software Corporation provides all types of insurance coverage for various franchise ownership (toll-free telephone: 877 - NAP - CORP) and InsuranceServices.com (toll-free telephone: 800 - 296-4001). Signs a franchise agreement, franchise owner, must accept all conditions: the purchase of supplies, goods, (including all generic products) and equipment exclusively by franchisees, maintain certain hours or open twenty four hours a day, posting sales of instruction, and more. Under the agreement, the franchise will decide all advertising in connection with the trademark or trade name. In addition, providing training, financial assistance, and other related operational support. The franchisor has the legal right to terminate the franchise agreement, if there is any violation of the agreement or failure to meet financial obligations. Owns a private company, giving ownership flexibility to make business decisions, regarding the purchase of goods, products, employees, train employees in any way, and sell some new products. Franchise Agreement provides details of any royalties or fees, as the franchise owner must pay to the company. Royalty fees are usually between one to fifteen percent of gross sales. This cost must be considered, in terms of adequate income, when they buy an existing franchise agreements. If the previous owner was able to pay royalties or sums, with enough gross income, the business will likely continue to pursue the same or better with new management. Sometimes a franchise will charge extra for advertising. These expenses are incurred, not owning a private business, but additional costs for advertising and other costs paid by private ownership.Deciding to buy a franchise or private ownership of a company, recommends hiring a lawyer. This will be of great assistance during negotiations, and probably prevent unexpected costs or liabilities. Under federal rules, a franchise to provide full transparency of at least ten days before signing a contract, and state laws have additional regulations on franchising. Before signing a franchise agreement, should evaluate: a track record of franchise, cost to purchase, will the territory be exclusive, which products will be sold, services provided by franchisees, past historical data related to future earnings, and full disclosure of any bad news, about the history of voting rights (fraud, embezzlement, bankruptcy, or UCP). Private ownership should evaluate, before financial items, including tax records from the previous quarter and year. In addition, review all expenditures, including salaries, pension funding obligations, medical expenses, rental agreement or lease, and decide what's fixed and variable costs. Consider hiring an independent auditor, and consult with someone who has experience buying or selling activities of interest. Ask employees their opinion, how well the business is going, and ask for suggestions for improving operations. Investigation on city and state authorities, for any business crimes, including the Department of Health and fire code enforcement. Buying any type of business, should the new owners seek to improve business operations, both productive and profitable, in order to succeed. Site QualityFranchise.com, is the leading source for franchise industry, and offers franchise opportunities in many markets. Also, contact your local Small Business Administration for a consultation.