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[discreet_chaos]

If I'm reading correctly, opening a small to medium-sized Sears Dealer or Associate Store requires an initial investment between $42k and $103k, plus three to six months in operating reserves. Prospective owners are required to have at least $10,000 in cash, along with a positive net worth. While to do a Dunkin Donuts, which could possibly be sold

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[discreet_chaos]

I haven't researched either of those companies, thanks. I did consider doing a Subway recently because ours is gone, but there's already a place or two and because I've done sandwiches in the past, I don't think the name would do much good in this market.

Mostly and I suspect that it could be due to a loan program and/or the fact that the two food places require equipment from a single source, but I find it interesting that Sears has less stringent requirements and appear to be cheaper to open than a Dunkin Donuts.