Franchising isn't horrible, especially if you're not creatively inclined, but still a hard worker. It requires a lot of capital, and the willingness to work har

Franchising isn't horrible, especially if you're not creatively inclined, but still a hard worker. It requires a lot of capital, and the willingness to work hard for a long time, as well as following the dictates of the franchisee. I can't agree that starting your own "Burgershack" is a good idea; the mortality rate for restaurants is just too high. And most franchisees can't afford to dive in and purchase 10 restaurants. The upfront capitol contribution is too high, and most franchisors don't like to see failure (it hurts their brand) so they want to make sure you can walk before you run.