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Before you invest in a franchise system, investigate the franchisor thoroughly. In addition to reading the company’s disclosure document and speaking with current and former franchisees, you should speak with the following: Lawyer and Accountant Investing in a franchise is costly. An accountant can help you understand the company’s financial statements, develop a business plan, and assess any earnings projections and the assumptions upon which they are based. An accountant can help you pick a franchise system that is best suited to your investment resources and your goals. Franchise contracts are usually long and complex. A contract problem that arises after you have signed the contract may be impossible or very expensive to fix. A lawyer will help you to understand your obligations under the contract, so you will not be surprised later. Choose a lawyer who is experienced in franchise matters. It is best to rely upon your own lawyer or accountant, rather than those of the franchisor. B

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