Licensing Opportunities

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Abo's Pizza is offering an excellent business opportunity for someone with a strong work ethic and an entrepreneurial spirit. If you ever thought of owning your own pizza restaurant, taking advantage of a recognized industry leader, but, don't want to pay the excessive franchise fees and commissions usually associated with national chains, this opportunity is for you. Many delivery areas are still available for distribution rights.

At Abo's Pizza, our partners sign a License Agreement, not Franchise Agreements. Unlike a Franchise Agreement, a License Agreement requires only a one time fee with purchase provisions, rather than on-going payments of profits and the usual required high cost proprietary items.

A License agreement, simply put, allows you to reap all of the benefits of a major chain, but you keep all the profits. Abo's has also aligned themselves with national distributors and food companies to assure quality ingredients at chain store volume prices. Want to learn more? Read further....

Items you will need to get started:

Business Plan
Lawyer
Financial Statements
General Contractor
Credit Review
Accountant
Location of 1600 square feet or more required

Abo's can provide:

Independent Real Estate Agent, Architect, Sub Contractors, Food Distribution Terms (Pending Credit Review), Extensive Training Program.

Estimated start-up costs:

$20,000	One Time License Fee ($10,000 at signing $10,000 during first year)
$40,000-$45,000	Equipment: signs, tables/chairs, ovens, prep tables, cooler, etc.
$84,000-$104,000	Build Out: Electrical $18,000 - $23,000 Plumbing $18,000 - $23,000 Mechanical $18,000 - $23,000 Carpentry (floors, walls, counters) $30,000 - $35,000
$6,000	First Month's Lease and Security Deposit
$10,000-$12,000	Architect: plans and permits.
$15,000	Intangibles: opening food order, office supplies, etc...
$15,000	Point of Sale
$190,000 - $217,000 Total Estimated Cost*

*Fees and costs will flux 15% to 20% depending on existing location, lease hold improvement, lease hold build out, contractors, County requirements, equipment requirements, etc.

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