Franchise Friday: How Long It Really Takes to Open a Franchise With Jeff Dudan #166

Franchise Friday: How Long It Really Takes to Open a Franchise Thinking about opening a franchise? Don’t guess your timeline—know it. In this Franchise Fridays episode, Jeff Dudan breaks down the full roadmap from discovery day to grand opening. Whether you’re considering a mobile service brand or a brick-and-mortar location, you’ll learn exactly what impacts your launch speed, what delays to avoid, and how to plan your move with confidence. This video covers: -45–60 Day Franchise Discovery Process -How long it takes to open if you don’t need real estate -Site selection & buildout timelines for retail locations -The truth about SBA loans, ROBS, and financing options -How seasonality, tax timing, and personal events affect your start 🚀 Subscribe for more insights on leadership, business, and success! 👍 Like & Comment if this episode gave you something to think about.

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What you won't want to miss in this episode: 00:00:00 Welcome to Franchise Fridays with Jeff Dudan 00:00:45 What to Expect in the Discovery Process 00:04:42 Opening Timeline for Home-Based Franchises 00:08:25 What Slows You Down: Real Estate & Buildouts 00:14:00 Financing Options: SBA, ROBS, HELOCs & More 00:18:00 Personal & Market Timing Factors 00:20:00 Final Summary: Best-Case vs Worst-Case Scenarios #FranchiseTips #EntrepreneurLife #SmallBusiness #FranchiseOwner #FranchiseFinancing