Item
7
INITIAL INVESTMENT FULL
SERVICE STORE
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TYPE OF EXPENDITURE (Note 1)
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AMOUNT
ESTIMATED LOW-HIGH RANGE
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METHOD OF PAYMENT
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WHEN DUE
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TO WHOM PAYMENT IS TO BE
MADE
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Initial Franchise
Development Fee
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$ 30,000
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Lump sum
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At signing of
Franchise
Agreement
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BFI
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Equipment and small wares
(Note 2)
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$ 107,000-$115,000
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Installments to BFI and by
agreement with vendors
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Before opening
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BFI and Vendors
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Leasehold Improvements and
Fixtures fNote n
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$ 79,000-$100,000
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By agreement with vendors
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Before opening
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Vendors
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Opening Inventory (Note 4)
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$4,000 -$7,000
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Lump sum
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Before opening
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Suppliers
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Signage (Note 5)
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$3,500 -$7,500
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By agreement with vendors
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Before opening
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Vendors
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Security Deposits (Note 6)
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$2,000-$6,000
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Lump sum
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Before opening
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Landlord, Utilities,
insurance
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Promotion (Note 7)
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$3,500 -$7,500
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As incurred
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Immediately before opening
to 60 days after opening
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Various Media, PR, suppliers
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Pre-Opening Training (Note
8)
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$4,000
-$6,000
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As incurred
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Before opening
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Employees, airline, hotels
and restaurants
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Miscellaneous (legal, insurance, permits, office
supplies, tools, etc.) (Note 9)
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$1,500-$10,000
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As incurred
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Before opening
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Attorneys, local gov., and
vendors
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EXPENDITURE (Note 1)
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ESTIMATED LOW-HIGH RANGE
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METHOD OF PAYMENT
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WHEN DUE
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TO WHOM PAYMENT IS TO BE MADE
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Additional Funds (6mos.)(Note 10)
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$4,000-$30,000
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As incurred
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During the first 6 months
you operate your store
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Various parties, but
excluding employees
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TOTAL
(Note 11)
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$238,500 -$317,000
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NOTES:
Note 1. None of these payments
are refundable.
Note 2. BFI Equipment payable 60%
upfront (with option to pay in full), 40% due net 30 from order, Install Fee
due upon successful installation (testing complete), all other fees (custums,
shipping, storage, etc.) as they occur. Some vendors may offer financing for a
portion of equipment to qualified purchasers. Your investment in equipment,
whether by purchase or lease, will depend on how you acquire and finance the
equipment.
Note 3. We do not recommend
that you acquire real estate for your BREADSMITH bakery. You should lease space
in a we 11-maintained, high-traffic
neighborhood shopping center. The typical BREADSMITH site is between 1,800 and
2,100 square feet. Rental rates vary for acceptable locations and may be
between $15.00 and $30.00 a square foot, plus common area maintenance (CAM) charges. The cost of leasehold improvements will vary depending on location, local
construction costs, zoning, deposits, and other factors. You must obtain our
approval for the site before you sign a lease.
Note 4. You will need an
initial supply of ingredients and supplies in your opening inventory. The
estimated cost should cover approximately 2-3 weeks of operation. All supplies
and inventory must meet our standards (See Item 8).
Note 5. Signage costs may vary
by location, construction, size, color, material and individual contractor''s
specifications.
Note 6. The estimate includes
deposits that may be refundable to you at a later time. In most cases, your
lease will require you to pay electric, gas, water and other utilities
directly; however, some landlords cover some utility charges through CAM fees or operating fees they include in the lease.
Note 7. The promotion cost
estimate will vary with the type of media you choose to use. Costs also vary by
location. Public relations event costs will also vary by type of event and
location.
Note 8. This estimate includes the cost for you to
travel to our office for initial training. It does not include any salary for
you while training. The estimate includes a salary for new employees who train
on location for one week before you open your store.
Note 9. The estimate also
includes the premium on insurance for your business during preopening. You must
maintain in effect an insurance policy with an "all insurance"
carrier, naming us as an additional insured. The insurance must include public
liability insurance in no less than $2,000,000 combined single limits for
bodily injury and property damage, comprehensive and collision auto liability
insurance with $2,000,000 combined single limit for both bodily injury and
property damage, business interruption insurance for a period of at least 180
days, and all risk replacement coverage.
Note 10. This amount is an
estimate of your initial start-up expenses. The estimate is based on an
owner-operated business and does not include any salaries or benefits for the
owner. It also does not include payroll costs for other employees. You may need
additional cash after the first 6 months, as we cannot estimate or promise
when, or whether, you will achieve positive cash flow or profits. Since these
figures are estimates, we also cannot guarantee you will not have additional
expenses either in starting the business or during the first 6 months. Your
costs will depend on factors like: how closely you follow our methods and
procedures; your management skill, experience and business acumen; local
economic conditions, the local market for each store; the prevailing wage rate;
competition; and the sales level reached during this initial period.
Note 11. In putting together these
estimates, we relied on the experiences of our franchisees who opened stores in
the last 24 months, and our current costs. Your actual investment could be
different than our experience, particularly if you add features to your store
that are above and beyond those normally contained in our stores. We do not
offer financing for any part of the initial investment. The availability and
terms of financing will depend on factors like the availability of financing
generally, your credit worthiness, your relationship with local banks, and any
additional collateral you may offer to a lender to secure the loan. Our
estimates do not include any finance charges, interest or debt service
obligations you incur to finance your store.