Any recs for Austin business brokers - selling of multi unit franchise

September 11, 2024

by an intermediary from University of Texas at Austin in Dallas, TX, USA

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Reply by a searcher
from Harvard University in Austin, TX, USA

Thanks for the tag Luke. OP, Austin (and the big Texas cities more generally) is a tough market for prospective franchisees, because most of the attractive franchises have long been locked up by scale operators and investors. Also, franchise resales are generally shopped internally before hitting the open market, so if you see a portfolio for sale you have to wonder why no insider wanted it. Given that, your best bet is to identify the franchises you're interested in and find a way to get in front of their sales/development people. They can then contact you directly when they come across a franchisee thinking of selling. Shoot me a note and we can talk in more detail.

Reply by an intermediary
from Vanderbilt University in Dallas, TX, USA

Hi there. I live in Dallas and run Calder Capital’s sell side effort in Texas. I have 12+ years of experience in franchising, including selling my own multi-unit fitness franchise. redacted or###-###-####

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