Author: Hamza

Entering the world of franchising feels like a shortcut to success. You get the brand recognition, the supply chain, and a proven playbook. However, securing the capital to get that “business in a box” off the ground is a different beast entirely. Many American entrepreneurs approach the bank with a solid personal credit score and a dream, only to find that franchise funding operates under a unique set of rules. It is not just about having a pulse and a down payment. Lenders look deep into the relationship between the franchisee and the franchisor, often uncovering gaps that the applicant…