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EPISODE · Jan 13, 2026 · 16 MIN

Low Liquidity? How He Got Funded for a Real Estate Franchise | The Perfect Match Ep 1

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How do you start a business when you have the drive, but you're low on cash liquidity?   On our very first episode of The Perfect Match Series, Mark Schnurman interviews Senior Franchise Consultant, Ron Sacco and Director Franchise Development, Justin Kemper to dissect a fascinating case study. They discuss a client who wanted to leave the corporate grind to build a real estate legacy for his family.   The Challenge: High motivation, but limited liquid capital. The Solution: A creative "unsecured loan" funding stack and a high-tech, low-investment franchise model.   If you think you need hundreds of thousands of dollars in the bank to start a franchise, this episode will change your mind. We discuss the "Property Sell Wise" model, the power of AI in real estate wholesaling, and how to spot a winning emerging brand.   Ready to start your own journey? If you are looking for the right business fit, let us help you navigate the process just like we did for the candidate in this episode.

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