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National Restaurant Properties

Restaurant brokerage

National Restaurant Properties is America's largest Restaurant brokerage franchise. Our founder has been brokering restaurants since 1968. We offer a proven franchise concept. The system has grown to over 13 locations throughout the Southeast United States. We offer:

Low entry fee
Niche market
Protected territories
In home or virtual office start up
Comprehensive training
Ongoing support
Demographic package information
National marketing
Proprietary website
Our franchise locations work best in positive growth demographic areas.

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Start-up Costs & Franchises Fees

How much does it cost to open a National Restaurant Properties Franchises?

Total Investment: $39,450-$105,700
Initial Franchise Fee: $35,000
Royalty Fee: 6%
Advertising Fee: 2%
Term of Agreement: 20 years
Renewal Fee: 20% of current franchise fee

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Franchise History

When did the first National Restaurant Properties open? 1968
When did National Restaurant Properties start Franchising? 1990

Year	U.S.A.	Canada	International	Corporate
2009	12	0	0	1

Training & Support

Training
2 weeks

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• Franchises $25K to $50K

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