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How much do owners usually make in a year?
🤷. I'm sure it varies like every other business. Location, size, overhead, sales etc. you can easily do this research for any franchise on googlen
Saw a documentary about Subway, apparently they are one of the worst! You gotta give them so much money from your earnings that there's barely anything left for yourself, but subway dngaf if you don't even make enough. There's probably subreddits about opening a subway franchise. Also, what's your background? Would probably help heaps if you worked in a place like that before, ideally as a manager so you have/had insights into the paperwork. Making a Sammie ain't enough to run a business.
Find a franchise from developing countries. There should be plenty that have quite good with low franchise fee.
Where are you located? And you have food, business, recruitment franchises, so its very broad. What kind are you looking for.
Some franchises are buying a job. That is you could work 70 hour work weeks averaging $15/hour net profit. Perhaps an H&R Block franchise would be a good one to get into.