SnapHouss

Item 7 lays out the initial investment from $31,300 to $129,650, dominated by a hefty $99,000 franchise fee—unusually high relative to the low end, covering territory rights, training, and proprietary tech for snapping photos, floor plans, and staging. Ongoing fees hit 7% royalty (minimum $250/month), 4% brand fund, plus $50-200/month systems fee and up to $500/month local marketing. Item 19 shines with average gross revenue of $103,042 and median $83,766 from existing locations, suggesting solid topline for owner-operators in real estate hotspots, though profitability depends on controlling slim service margins.

System maturity shows promise: franchising since 2021, units jumped 71% from 17 in 2023 to 29 in 2024, with just 2 terminations and 27 projected new units. Low closure rate signals stability in a niche serving agents, builders, and managers. For buyers eyeing services, this low-mid investment with revenue disclosure offers transparency rare in real estate add-ons—pair it with your sales hustle for potential upside, but watch that fee eating into early cash flow.