Investment: £10k-£20k
Franchise Focus On the ladder
With three ways to join the network, you can secure your future with a Belvoir franchise
INVESTMENT LEVEL: FROM £10,000 B
elvoir operates the largest franchise network of high- street residential lettings and estate agents with over 300 outlets nationwide. The group
currently rents out over 55,000 properties across the UK. Tried and tested for over 20 years, the Belvoir brand’s continued success relies on its franchisees delivering excellent customer service, which builds a solid and profi table business that will be around for years to come. Belvoir provides a central support system to ensure that you have access to the best knowledge and procedures, always keeping one step ahead. This includes: • Business development • Legal support • Franchise recruitment • IT
• Finance • Marketing
• Audits and compliance
You don’t need to worry about previous experience in the letting and estate agency sector, as Belvoir’s intensive induction training programme at its central offi ce will provide you with the knowledge and skills covering everything you will need. In addition to this, you will be assigned a business development mentor who constantly interacts with the entire network of franchisees and will be on hand to help throughout the whole process. There are now three exciting ways to become a Belvoir franchisee:
Activate a new venture Belvoir’s Activate package gives franchisees the full, traditional experience of starting a new business, complete with everything you need, including high-street shop. With an initial investment fee, you will be on your way to your franchise journey. Belvoir is confi dent that your business will have great foundations to be a success. Territory mapping ensures that Belvoir business owners are there not to compete with one another, but as a source of knowledge.
Accelerate into success Step directly into the life of a successful franchisee with the Accelerate package.
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This can either be through acquiring an existing Belvoir franchise, which is being sold by the owner, or entering into the enhanced start programme, whereby Belvoir acquires an existing independent business and rebrands it. This then becomes your business. This is a great opportunity for prospects who are ready to take on a pre-existing profi table venture. Purchasing a business outright does not need to be complicated or intimidating; Belvoir has trustworthy advisers who will give you an honest opinion about the viability of your new venture. The investment required will depend on the size of the resale or business acquired.
Accumulate your future assets For franchisees with the passion and determination to build a great portfolio, but lack the initial capital to set up outright, Belvoir’s Accumulate package allows you to spread your franchise investment over three years. With no high startup fees and the central teams taking care of your admin and back end processes, this package allows you the
time to grow your business. Working from home gives you the benefi t of lower overheads and the fl exibility of your own working times while working towards opening a high-street shop. Many online agency franchises present growth barriers, such as the inability to hire staff and lack of commercial premises, resulting in a cap on your earnings and workload. Your Belvoir business has the potential to grow as big as your ambition.
Investment level
The investment level depends upon the way you join Belvoir. The minimum investment level is between £10,000 and £50,000, with a further borrowing of working capital from £35,000 to £200,000 dependent on the Belvoir model and location. Banks can lend up to 70 per cent of this.
Belvoir
Estate and lettings agency
www.belvoirfranchise.co.uk franchising@belvoir.co.uk 01476 570 000
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