Once I start this journey what are the estimated expenses to open a Smoke the Burger Joint?

 

  Initial Franchise Fee   $  30,000     -     $  30,000
  Training Expenses   $    2,500   -      $    5,000
  Real Estate (Initial lease deposit)   $    1,800   -     $   7,500
  Build-out Costs   $  77,000   -    $360,000
  Fixtures, Furnishings and Equipment   $  80,000   -    $135,000
  Opening Inventory   $   5,500   -    $    8,000
  Insurance   $   3,000   -    $    6,000
  Deposits, License Fees, Prepaid Expenses, Utilities   $   4,500   -    $    9,000
  Liquor License/Beer and Wine   $   1,500   -    $  35,000
  Pre-opening Expenses   $   3,000   -    $    6,000
  G & A Expenses, Signage   $   8,000   -    $  25,000
  Professional Service Expense   $   1,000   -    $    3,000
  Additional Funds (for 3 months of operations    $15,000    -    $ 25,000
  Estimated Total Ranges from   $232,800   -   $654,500

 

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