Financial Advisor Franchises
Is it possible to finance the purchase of a franchise right out of college with no capital?
Well I graduated from college last May with degrees in Finance, and Entrepreneurship. I got a job with Edward Jones as a Financial Adviser, and worked for them for six months, but quit in November because it wasn’t working out at all.
Now I am trying to find something else to do, and I would really like to purchase a legitimate franchise, but it appears to be impossible for me. Everything I have looked at required a net worth of at least $175,000 and $75,000 liquid capital. I have no where near this.
Basically I might be able to come up with $10,000 cash to work with, but thats it. I would need to finance everything else.
My one positive is I have very good credit (about 750), but still I havent found anywhere that will finance a first time business owner 100%.
Any ideas?
email me tomorrow; I suggest you buy no franchise.
I can guide you to similar activities but more advantageous to you.
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