Explore established and coming-soon franchise resales without exposing confidential brands prematurely, then review franchisor approval, transfer costs and system obligations alongside the operating business.
A known system still requires independent due diligence.
A franchise resale can offer established branding, operating systems and training, but the buyer is acquiring both a local business and a continuing contractual relationship. Royalty and marketing fees, approved suppliers, territory, renewal rights and required renovations can materially affect future cash flow.
Harry’s current franchise inventory includes food-service and specialty-retail opportunities at different price points. Brand, location and full financial details may be withheld until the seller and franchisor approve disclosure. Buyers should review the franchise agreement and disclosure material with qualified legal and accounting advisers.
British ColumbiaLower MainlandFraser ValleyAbbotsfordNew Westminster
Live inventory snapshot
What Harry’s current catalog shows.
This snapshot covers only the opportunities currently published by Harry Khosa PREC*. It is not a count of the entire regional market, and availability must be reconfirmed.
Current catalog matches
5
Business categories
2
Published asking range
$199,000–$1,200,000
MLS®-identified opportunities
1
Current public opportunities
Current franchise resales and upcoming opportunities.
Compare public price and performance information where authorized, then request brand, lease and franchise documents through the NDA process.
Established franchise shawarma business in a prime Abbotsford location, offered at $499,000 with reported consistent monthly sales of approximately $30,000–$40,000. Full lease, franchise and operating details are available to qualified buyers after NDA approval.
One of two available locations from a national fried chicken franchise. The seller has not approved a public revenue range; full location, operating and lease details require an approved NDA.
The second available location from a national fried chicken franchise. The seller has not approved a public revenue range; qualified buyers can request the operating and lease package through the NDA process.
Understand the system obligations before assigning value.
Franchisor approval, training, transfer process and buyer qualifications
Royalty, marketing, technology and other recurring system fees
Territory, renewal, required upgrades, approved suppliers and operating restrictions
Local financial performance, lease security, staffing and working-capital needs
A practical process
Evaluate the local unit and franchise system together.
01
Confirm the category, budget, experience and preferred market.
02
Complete confidentiality requirements and obtain seller-approved operating information.
03
Review the franchise documents, lease, financial records and required transfer steps.
04
Use franchise counsel, an accountant and appropriate lending advice before committing.
Local professional
Work directly with Harry Khosa PREC*.
Harry works with business buyers, sellers and commercial real estate clients across Surrey, Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley through SRS Panorama Realty.
Tell Harry your preferred sector, market, budget and experience. Confidential brand and operating details are released only through the approved process.
Does buying the business guarantee franchisor approval?
No. Approval criteria and the transfer process are set by the franchise documents and franchisor. Confirm every requirement before waiving conditions.
What franchise costs should buyers review?
Review the transfer fee, royalties, marketing contributions, technology fees, approved-supplier costs, required renovations, training costs and renewal obligations, in addition to the purchase price.
Why is the franchise brand sometimes confidential?
The seller may need to protect staff, customers and its relationship with the franchisor. Brand and location details can require an NDA and approval before release.
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