If you want to build a business that makes a difference in your life and the community, you will need professional lead generation, capital, training, analysis systems, and support. The New Again Houses franchise opportunity offers owners an innovative business model centered around turning old houses into great homes.
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Only the brands that exceed FBR’s franchisee satisfaction benchmark are displayed on our website. Here’s how New Again Houses franchise owners rated their franchise.
Highlights include:
100% of franchisees agree that the franchisor cares about their success
100% of franchisees believe that their franchisor acts with a high level of honesty and integrity
100% of franchisees agree that fellow franchisees are supportive of each other
Not all franchise systems share their results publicly. New Again Houses does. Download the franchisee satisfaction report on New Again Houses for free.
New Again Houses® offers a long-term, sustainable business model with growth potential. Their method of achieving that kind of sustainable success is building a team of partners upon win-win relationships and mutual trust. In short, the partnerships must allow both parties to succeed, and in this business, success is measured largely upon profits per deal. To scale a business such as this, you will need contractors you trust to make the right decision when you aren’t watching. You will need attorneys and accountants who are there for you in moments of time sensitive decisions. There will be times when you will fully rely on a partner to forego a potential fee in order to steer you away from a bad deal. Achieving this kind of sustainable success requires partners who you can trust.
The methods are not designed to yield the largest margin on the next deal. The company does not measure success on the profit margin of any one particular transaction. They measure success on the viability of the business over the course of a decade. This includes profits, but also franchisee quality of life along the way.
New Again Houses is continually building an ecosystem around its core business. This ecosystem consists of mutually beneficial relationships. They want to foster long term business relationships, and they know their partners must also win in order to achieve that. The end result of numerous partnerships is an ecosystem that leverages healthy partnerships and positions the company for growth.
Franchisees gain access to “the Flip Simulator™” to learn to use all the tools New Again Houses® has developed to flip hundreds of houses. From onboarding your new business to experiencing virtual flipping simulators, you will learn how to flip houses with New Again Houses®’s powerful MasterSuite Technology™. Pour fuel on your local marketing with their digital marketing platform, Lead Launchpad™. Benefit from the continued support of the New Again Ecosystem™ and access capital from their partner, Alta Capital Management™.
Why piece together a DIY business with homemade websites and amateur spreadsheets when you can leverage the competitive advantage of a professional franchise? New Again Houses franchise owners benefit from:
New Again Houses offers an in-house Lead Launchpad Program, and an in-house Marketing Support system.
Ongoing coaching and support as you build your business.
President Matt Lavinder of New Again Houses discusses how it was founded
Robert Ware is no stranger to hard work. Originally from Baltimore, he served in the Air Force for 10 years after high school. He purchased his first franchise, a local service business, and later became a police officer in Delaware. He continued as a business owner and police officer until 2005 when he left to focus on his business. He later added a New Again Houses franchisee and it is thriving.
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Derk Cheetwood spent most of his career working in Hollywood. The Ohio native stumbled into show business after hanging out on a TV set to support one of his friends. From there, he got small parts in movies before landing a role as Max Giambetti on General Hospital—a role he played for 17 years. After acting for several years, he began to explore franchising, and today he’s a top franchisee at New Again Houses.
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