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The Real Cost of Buying a Franchise in 2026

The Liquid Lunch Project · 2026-05-27 · 28 min

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Think franchises are all burgers, fries, and regret? Rich Potter says you're looking in the wrong aisle. In this episode of The Liquid Lunch Project , Matt and Luigi sit down with Rich Potter, founder of Franchise Heroes, to talk about what franchising really looks like in 2026. Not the shiny brochure version. The real version. Rich breaks down how franchise ownership works, what it costs, how people fund it, and why the right franchise can be a smart move for someone who is done letting corporate America hold the leash. They also dig into licensing vs. franchising, the truth about "business in a box," and why senior care may be one of the biggest franchise opportunities sitting in plain sight.

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