Would you invest in Mcdonalds restaurant?

[Anonymous]

Yes

No

[Anonymous]

No. I don't believe in what they stand for and I do believe in time they will fall because of what they stand for UNLESS they change which they probably will.

[Baylay]

Not at all

[MTC29]

Acquiring a McDonalds franchise requires you to have no partnerships or investors. Costs will vary, but in addition to a $45K initial franchise fee, MD will want to see a minimum of $1.5 million ($2 million would be better) to cover startup costs. Understand that this is just for the restaurant, you will have to own the land it sits on or have a twenty year lease the land.

Once you are open for business, you owe MD a 4% service fee on gross sales paid monthly along with 4% on gross sales paid annually for advertising and promotion purposes. That's not bad compared to Taco Bell or KFC, who want up to 5.5% of the take.

How much will you make? Ignoring the COVID nonsense which closed everything down, most locations pull down $2-3 million per year in gross receipts. Like every business, location is the key. Even so, ever rising food costs, as well as rising labor costs makes selling fast food a lot less profitable.

I wouldn't consider a new startup franchise right now, but it's your money and your call. Good luck.

[exitseven]

Yes, if it was in a good location. You hardly ever see a McDinks ever go out of business. Several Burger Kings have closed in my area.

[Yucy_Gluttony]

I like their fries! I visit about once every 2 or 3 years!

[jamesgoldman]

A friend's dad has a couple of them so I would if I had the money to spare

[lofii]

You'll get a whopping 50k as a franchise owner a year

[htmndg183]

Nope. Far better investment opportunities out there.

[Iron_Man]

No my Loyalty stands with Burger King

[whereismyjohnny]

No way.

[TheMajesticKing777]

Nope

[Sam_The_Savage]

Nope

[Bklynbadboy12]

Yes I would