
Top Franchise Suppliers: Business Services
Apex Franchise Development Group and Blue Corona are two top franchise suppliers in the business services category.
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Apex Franchise Development Group and Blue Corona are two top franchise suppliers in the business services category.

Tropical Smoothie Café franchisees secured an SBA loan through BoeFly to open their first location.

Buffalo Wild Wings considers incorporating sports betting into its restaurants, leveraging its position as the largest sports bar in America.

Lenders work closely with franchisors to vet franchisees and provide financing for new franchise investments, leveraging the proven business models of established brands.

As the economy continues on a years-long upward trajectory that began in 2011, just two years after the height of the Great Recession, small-business investing has become a more lucrative proposition for a larger and more diverse pool of entrepreneurs.

Franchise lenders heavily weigh the health of the brand in their decision-making process when evaluating loan applications.

Franchise lenders often prioritize the candidate's access to capital when evaluating loan applications, but also consider other factors such as the candidate's goals, skills, and experience.

Franchise financing experts discuss the evolving lending landscape and the impact of technology on the industry.

BoeFly is an online marketplace that connects commercial investors with lenders, simplifying the financing process for franchisees.

While the restaurant industry continues to benefit from advancements in technology, non-restaurant brands are also gaining steam.

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Franchising opportunities with varying investment levels have different financing options, including loans and capital access.

Franchise brands are implementing new programs to help make the initial financing process more efficient and pain-free for franchisees.

Franchise Times reports on a BoeFly webinar discussing the new SBA Registry rule change and its impact on franchisors, with a panel of experts offering advice on navigating the changes.

Since 1998, lenders have checked a list of brands to determine SBA loan guarantee eligibility, a rule that changed on January 1, 2017.

Carrie and Scott Neigel, first-time franchisees, secured financing with BoeFly to open a Duck Donuts location in New Jersey.

Article highlights the importance of suppliers in supporting franchise brands and their growth.

Woody's BBQ franchisees Jason and Wendy Olsen bring authentic Southern hospitality to North Carolina with the help of BoeFly.

Franchise brands can outsource asset verification to reduce risks and ensure prospective franchisees have the necessary financial resources.

Wild Birds Unlimited offers strategic business planning program to guide franchisees through funding process, addressing changing industry needs since the 1990s.

BoeFly helps emerging franchise brand secure financing for its local business owners, providing support for entrepreneurs and small business owners.

Darrell Gobble, a Navy veteran, secured a loan for a Wayback Burgers franchise with the help of BoeFly.

BoeFly will host a webinar discussing the five worst mistakes made by emerging franchise brands.

BoeFly secured a loan for Army veteran Mathew Nesbett and his wife Bridget to purchase a Baskin-Robbins franchise, helping them achieve their dream of business ownership.