Nearly half of U.S. franchise owners operate more than one location. Here's how to know if you're ready to join them — and what to expect when you do.
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Key Takeaways
Nearly half of all U.S. franchise owners operate multiple units, often achieving higher revenue and stronger market presence.
Success in multi-unit ownership depends on honest self-assessment, market demand, labor availability and strategic planning.
While the benefits can be substantial, multi-unit expansion carries higher risks, requiring caution and resilience.
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