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WAKA Social Sports Don’t envy us, join us in the ultimate lifestyle business! Spread the WAKA experience in your community! Minimum Cash Required: $30,000.

Sport Clips Keep your job for now and build your business for the future with the Sport Clips franchise model! Minimum Cash Required: $100,000.

LA BOXING Own a proven fitness concept in the fastest growing sports in the world - MMA, Kickboxing, and Boxing. Minimum Cash Required: $30,000.

Skyhawks Sports Camps Join the nation’s leader in sports programs for children. Put your business skills to use in a rewarding,... Minimum Cash Required: $25,400.

Pro Image Pro Image Franchises, LC has been the largest sports franchise in the nation for 25 years. If you are dying for a... Minimum Cash Required: $137,500.

i9 Sports If you like sports and you like kids, then why not earn a living doing something you love? Minimum Cash Required: $50,000.

Amazing Athletes Sports and fitness training for young children. A rewarding business in high demand with no competition! Minimum Cash Required: $30,000.

Caddy Card Golf business - turn your love of golf into a profitable business with the Caddy Card! Minimum Cash Required: $12,800.

Gamin' Ride Choose Gamin' Ride's Mobile Video Game Theater & Interactive Entertainment franchise and take control of your... Minimum Cash Required: $40,000.

Michigan, the largest producer of cherries in the US and home to four national forests, could be the perfect location for your new venture. “The Great Lakes State” gets its name from its 11,000+ lakes and holds the promise of 37.7 million residents, who could all become potential clients of your new franchise. Michigan is focusing on economic recovery, which means lawmakers are pushing for new revenue from service-sector businesses; these types of businesses are all too common in the franchise industry.

Tax on services is a big issue; in 2007, Governor Jennifer Granholm and Michigan legislators expanded the state’s services tax for carpet cleaning, janitorial services, landscaping, travel services, warehousing and storage, packaging and labeling, document preparation and others. Hours after the law went into effect, Gov. Granholm signed legislation that repealed the 6 percent services tax and replaced it with a 21.99 percent surcharge on the new Michigan Business Tax (MBT). However, most small businesses don’t have to pay the MBT and thus, don’t have to pay the surcharge.

The business community should continue to watch for these kinds of taxes. Health care is another issue in Michigan; although no action has taken place, discussion has circulated about putting a measure on the ballot about forcing lawmakers to find a solution. The forced solution would give universal, comprehensive, affordable health care to Michigan residents; if legislators did not act satisfactorily, full universal health-care would most likely be sought. Restaurant mandates have been discussed but not enacted; the same is true for restricting trans fat in foods. Although state level discussions continue, the ordinance was defeated at the local level in Oakland County.

Some fast facts about franchising in Michigan include: Franchised Businesses: 23,851 Employment in Franchising: 322,445 Economic Output of Franchising: $18.9 billion. We have some exciting franchise opportunities for you to view in prime locations such as Lansing, Detroit and Grand Rapids.

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