Franchise Ownership and Why it May Be Right for You | Stephen Rotay | USMC

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There are over 4,000 franchises in the U.S., most of which don’t involve fast food. Some of them you can manage from your phone! If you are thinking about becoming a business owner but aren’t sure what kind of business, you should consider the significant upsides of becoming a franchisee.
Our guest, Stephen Rotay, is a prior-enlisted Marine, business owner, and franchise consultant who helps veterans find the right franchise opportunity to meet their future goals and lifestyle needs. Steve tells us about…
- Why Veterans Make Great Franchise Owners
- Finding Business Partners
- Startup Capital & Financing
- How to Get Free $$$ for Starting Up
…and much more.
About that last bullet, please check out BET ON A VET 100 to learn how to receive FREE MONEY. Steve is spearheading a challenge through the Franchise Consulting Company’s Veterans Council to donate $1,000,000 to 100 service members and veterans starting a franchise. More information is available at https://rotayenterprises.com/bet-on-a-vet-100-million-dollar-give-a-way-empowering-veterans-to-start-franchises/. This is a giveaway, not a loan with 33% interest from that shady place in Fayettenam, Jacksonville, etc.
If you'd like to contact Steve and ask additional questions, you can find him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephen-rotay/. You can also check out his franchise consulting company, FCC Mid-Atlantic, at https://rotayenterprises.com/. If you would like to book an appointment with Steve or one of his associates, please call 717-299-9998.

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