Reading Eagle: Franchises: What you need to operate one

Franchising is a misunderstood concept, with entrepreneurs often overlooking more attainable options, and Which Wich Superior Sandwiches requires franchisees to focus on community and business savvy.

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Reading Eagle: Franchises: What you need to operate one

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Which Wich Superior Sandwiches requires franchisees to focus on community and business savvy, with an investment of around $325,000 to own a franchise. The company looks for franchisees who want to own multiple locations to create a stronger business and control the market.

Franchising is often a misunderstood concept, with entrepreneurs often focusing on the more expensive opportunities without realizing that more attainable options exist. Although leverage is important, it also takes a business savvy opportunist to rise to the challenge. In order to succeed as a franchisee, one must understand the process.

There are fees and approvals associated with owning a franchise that need to be an area of focus prior to opening. According to Which Wich Superior Sandwiches Senior VP of Development, Jeff Vickers, the community should instantly become a priority as it’s easier to expand once you’ve created a solid foundation. Which Wich specifically looks for franchisees who want to own multiple locations because it not only makes a stronger business but gives them control of the market, Vickers told the Reading Eagle.

To become a Which Wich franchise owner, franchisees must invest about $325,000 which includes buildout. Compared to the $10 million that a Hampton Hotel sold for in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, it seems like quite a bargain."We have built a relationship with preferred lenders to where they are already sold on the brand," Vickers told the Reading Eagle.

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This story was originally published in 1851 Franchise on July 8, 2015. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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