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Your Trusted Guide in the Franchise Buying Process
About Francore
Who We Are: We are franchise brokers. A franchise broker is the legal term and golden standard for an FTC compliance trained industry professional that matches clients with franchise opportunities. Francore is a member of the Franchise Brokers Association.
How We Are Compensated: We are independent contractors paid by the franchiser upon the completion of a sale. Whether you use a franchise broker (or consultant) or not, you pay the same franchise fee.
Why Use A Franchise Broker? There are thousands of recognized franchise brands, and many are not built for success. We serve as trusted guides. We filter the noise, qualify your time and present organized lists of franchises that match your skill sets and aspirations. Time is a commodity, and we streamline your learning curve.
The Francore Group Value Proposition
Successful entrepreneurs don’t take risks, they calculate them. Passion is important but you must have a plan.
Evan Grant
Francore CEO, Entrepreneur
Evan Grant is a real estate developer and general contractor who has participated in the buildout of over 2,000,000 square feet of retail, medical, fitness and restaurant space. His first-hand experience working with franchise location buildouts and construction sector franchisees opened his eyes to the dynamics of the industry. A perennial entrepreneur, Evan founded Francore because he understands that at its best franchising offers outstanding opportunities in a rapidly changing culture and wanted to be involved.
We’ve partnered with the best
As members of the Franchise Brokers Association (FBA), we are uniquely qualified to assist our clients in every aspect of their franchise discovery process.
Only FBA Franchise Brokers have access to the world’s largest inventory of franchise information. We are able to quickly assess any franchise and share with you a history of its successes or failures.
Since 2008, the FBA has taught hundreds of franchise brokers on this process, including over 200 hours of industry training needed to assess a franchise on its merits – not the marketing materials.