FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £300,000
The Platinum standard Why Platinum Property Partners is different
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n terms of rewards and incentives, many well-known, high-street franchise names have a lot to
recommend them. So, what sets Platinum apart? What do you think of when you
hear 'franchise'? The internationally recognised fast-food brands? The far- and-wide-reaching coffee chains? It could be that you’re just hungry! But
in all seriousness, you’re thinking along the right lines. They’re all what could be described as ‘traditional’ franchises in the UK. They’ve all got success stories. They’ve all got thousands of Franchise Partners on board. Plus, they’re all very different from Platinum Property Partners – or rather, Platinum is very different from them. But first, let’s start with the similarities. Like almost all franchises, Platinum Franchise Partners are buying a proven business: a system built on success and full training and mentoring from a well- established company. But what sets Platinum apart from
other franchises is its people – and its asset-led business model.
Platinum Franchise Partners are buying assets – not a job Platinum Franchise Partners own their assets from day one. That means they benefit from capital growth in their properties long after their franchise term has come to an end. With Platinum, you’re earning rent
rather than paying it (which you would be with a retail or other premises-based business) and enjoying growth in your properties’ values as well.
Buying into a community – not just a business When you buy a franchise, one of the first things you’ll receive is the operations manual, plus some intensive training and options for ongoing support. Platinum Franchise Partners get all
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that and more, but they also become part of a community of more than 390 specialist property investors. That’s a lot of experience and a lot of knowledge to call upon when you need it.
Platinum is all about people Franchise Partners don’t just benefit from Platinum's systems, specialist property investment business model and community of investors. They are mentored and guided through the minefield of building their property portfolios by an in-house team, who are experts in their fields. We’re talking planning, renovations, finance, human resources, lettings legislation and licensing – areas of property investment where mistakes can be hugely damaging. There’s also the Power Team, who
guide Franchise Partners through buy-to-let mortgages, legal issues, accountancy and tax, insurance and inheritance planning. There’s no operations manual in the world that can match that kind of support.
Platinum’s business model is robust. Really robust Remember the global financial crisis of
2008-09? It may seem a long time ago now, but there are businesses out there still recovering a decade on. Some never event got the chance to. A franchise is an investment, like
any other business, and as such it can be affected by economic peaks and troughs. The key for those looking to buy a franchise is to choose a business model that is low-risk and protected against economic uncertainty. During the 2008-09 downturn, Platinum Franchise Partners continued to enjoy healthy returns of between 10 and 15 per cent from their properties – figures that have stood the test of time right up to the present day. It’s the security of property combined
with the certainty of franchising and the power of people. That’s what makes Platinum different.
PLATINUM PROPERTY PARTNERS Property investment 01202 652 101
platinumpropertypartners.co.uk info@platinumpropertypartners.co.uk
Investment level: £100k+
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