Franchise in camper trailers

Yep, plan on speaking to someone interstate (so they don't see me as a competitor). Hope to get just some 'general' feedback from anyone in the know before I spent hundreds of hours researching something that could be just a dead end anyway.

Depends on which way you look at it. Some say that because money is tight more Australians are holidaying locally (so you think that would be good for business) but the other view is that people are just packing a tent and not bothering with the expense of a camper trailer at all.

Cheers,

There is one in Gladstone (QLD) that recently changed hands and is still doing well.

Cheers Kev

Yeah, many small businesses go bust in short order cos they can't manage a decent cash flow.

Cash flow is a much over used term Sigmund.

The more important thing to consider is having enough capital behind you to weather the first year or two.

From my experience of two new businesses
-year one, massive loss
-year two, make enough to pay the bills and eat
-year three make good profit and recoup some of the loss.

After that gradually build.

It's not for the faint hearted, is bloody hard work, and can be very rewarding.

Cheers,

Jim.