Unit economics
Store-level revenue, labor, occupancy, and margin are central to evaluating expansion.

FRANCHISE & MULTI-UNIT
Owens Capital works with franchisees and multi-unit operators pursuing new locations, acquisitions, remodels, equipment purchases, and working capital. We focus on the economics of each unit, the strength of the operating model, and the capital required to move from one location to the next without losing operating flexibility.
Store-level revenue, labor, occupancy, and margin are central to evaluating expansion.
Franchise fees, construction, equipment, training, and pre-opening payroll can overlap.
Adding locations can strengthen scale while also increasing fixed obligations and management complexity.
UNIT-LEVEL FINANCING PATHS
New Franchise Unit Development — Structured around unit openings, franchise resales, remodel requirements, pre-opening costs, FF&E, and multi-location expansion.
Existing Franchise Resale Acquisition — Structured around unit openings, franchise resales, remodel requirements, pre-opening costs, FF&E, and multi-location expansion.
Multi-Unit Expansion Financing — Structured around unit openings, franchise resales, remodel requirements, pre-opening costs, FF&E, and multi-location expansion.
Franchise Remodel & Reimage Capital — Structured around unit openings, franchise resales, remodel requirements, pre-opening costs, FF&E, and multi-location expansion.
Pre-Opening Payroll & Working Capital — Structured around unit openings, franchise resales, remodel requirements, pre-opening costs, FF&E, and multi-location expansion.
Restaurant & Retail FF&E Financing — Structured around unit openings, franchise resales, remodel requirements, pre-opening costs, FF&E, and multi-location expansion.
Franchise Real Estate Acquisition — Structured around unit openings, franchise resales, remodel requirements, pre-opening costs, FF&E, and multi-location expansion.
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