A REDHOT Franchises Review of the AIM Mail Centers Franchise!
Convenience is worth its weight in gold. That reality will have people flocking to your AIM Mail Centers franchise. Whether customers just need stamps or valuable SOHO (small office/home office) resources, AIM Mail Centers is the ultimate one stop shop.
The 25-year-old Irvine, Calif.-based AIM Mail Centers Franchise company provides packaging, stamps, fax service, notary public, mailbox rentals, photocopies, office supplies and among other things.
AIM Mail Centers actually bring UPS, FedEx and the US Postal Service together. AIM Mail Centers Franchise is serving the growing population of SOHO customers. There were 6 million in 1980.
Now, nearly a quarter of workers, in more than 50 million households, work from home with AIM Mail Centers Franchise. More succinctly, a person launches a home-based career every 35 seconds.
Investing in an AIM Mail Centers franchise could prove quite profitable. Convenience and less driving are among the greatest benefits customers receive.
AIM Mail Centers Franchise offers Entrepreneurs with a net worth of, at least, $250,000, must invest between $70,000 and $150,000, while having $50,000 in liquid assets.
AIM Mail Centers Franchise Initial costs can vary. However, AIM Mail Centers unit costs generally range from $134,100 to $215,400. Centers are usually between 800 and 1200 square feet.
Operating an AIM Mail Centers franchise requires $60,000 to $80,000 of working capital, including no living expenses.
AIM Mail Centers seeks no franchisees from Alaska, Hawaii, New York, North Dakota, South Dakota, Rhode Island and Washington.
With that said, AIM Mail Centers invests in franchisees, which includes training as well as ongoing field support. Training and materials include a laptop, manuals, two weeks of classroom instruction and in-store soft-opening training assistance.
