About Housemaster
Liquid Capital: $30,000
Net Worth Requirement: $100,000
Franchise Fees: $42,500
Royalty: 7.50% - 5%
Training and Support: Available
Home Office: Somerville, NJ
CEO: Joshua McCormick
Investement Range $58,825 - $92,675
Top Home Inspection Franchise 2024
HouseMaster Home Inspections has been a leader in the home inspection industry since 1971, providing industry-leading experience and the highest-rated inspections. Known for their educational approach, HouseMaster helps millions of home buyers and sellers make informed decisions by consistently offering top-quality inspections.
Why Choose HouseMaster Home Inspections?
- Established Industry Leader: With decades of experience, HouseMaster is a respected name in home inspection, providing franchisees with instant credibility.
- Comprehensive Training and Support: Franchisees benefit from pre-launch training and hands-on instruction, ensuring they are well-prepared to operate their business.
- Strong Market Demand: As home inspection becomes a standard part of real estate transactions, HouseMaster franchisees enjoy a growing market with robust demand.
- Proven Business Model: Easy-to-implement business model with no accounts receivable or inventory and support for a clear roadmap to success.
Ideal Franchisee Profile
HouseMaster is seeking individuals who are passionate about providing high-quality home inspection services and are dedicated to excellent customer service. Ideal candidates should have:
- Business Acumen: Skills to manage and grow the business effectively using HouseMaster’s proven systems.
- Customer Service Oriented: Committed to providing excellent service and building lasting relationships with clients.
- Financially Prepared: Candidates should have the financial capacity to invest in the franchise, with a net worth of at least $100,000 and liquid capital of $30,000.
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