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This post continues our Buying a Franchise series. Before signing any agreement it is so important that you consult a lawyer, especially one specialising in franchising. Franchising is a complex business structure with specific legal requirements, using a non-franchise lawyer is therefore not in your best interest.

This is part of our Buying a Franchise series, this is both step six & seven.

Step five of our series on buying a franchise is looking at whether an established franchise location or a new franchise location is best for you.

Here we have step four of our Buying a Franchising series. Once you’ve received the information from the franchisor, your next step should be to speak to existing franchisees from within the franchise model. There is perhaps no more telling test of a franchise system than to speak with a range of current franchisees. The validation of the franchise system by the current franchisees is a key test of the success of a franchised network.

Continuing with our series on Buying a Franchise, this is step three. Now that you’ve set your financial limits and asked some very important questions you need to submit an application to the franchisor.