AMH Enterprises

Item 7 lays out the full initial investment from $52,200 to $149,700, covering the $35,000 franchise fee plus working capital, inventory, and marketing for this low-overhead, resale-focused model—no storefront needed. Ongoing fees hit 6% of gross sales plus a $1,000 annual training conference if announced, keeping costs predictable but adding up on volume. With only 16 franchise locations plus one corporate, the system's small scale means less competition internally, but you'd be pioneering in a competitive gov procurement space.

Growth jumped 60% from 10 units in 2023 to 16 in 2024, with 3 new units projected—solid momentum for a young brand out of Seabeck, WA. No Item 19 means no average revenue or profit figures, a red flag since buyers crave hard earnings data to model ROI; without it, you're flying semi-blind on unit-level performance. Terminations and transfers aren't flagged as issues, suggesting stability, but the lack of financial transparency could slow SBA lending appeal. For risk-tolerant operators eyeing service niches, this could scale nicely under $150K—worth scrutinizing FDD Items 19-20 closely.