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Murphy Business Sales offers a business brokerage franchise that is commonly operated from a home office, allowing franchise owners to focus on client engagement and business development without the need for a storefront or extensive physical overhead.
Murphy Business is frequently recognized in franchise industry rankings and independent satisfaction surveys, which can help enhance credibility with clients as you begin your brokerage practice.
Franchise owners receive comprehensive training and ongoing professional development to build their skills in business valuation, deal management, and client communication. This structure is designed to help new brokers understand the process and build professional confidence.
Murphy Business provides tools and technology designed to support the full transaction lifecycle, from marketing to closing, helping franchise owners manage their workflows.
Operating from home enables many franchisees to keep overhead costs manageable and tailor their schedules to their personal and professional goals. This flexibility can be an advantage for professionals seeking structured independence.
When reviewing any home-based franchise opportunity, consider these questions:
Does it provide support and training appropriate to your experience level?
Look for systems that help you bridge gaps in industry knowledge and build capabilities over time.
Does the brand offer credibility in the marketplace?
A recognized name and third-party endorsements can support client trust and early business development.
Are tools and technology included?
Access to platforms that assist with listings, client relationships, and marketing can reduce startup effort.
Does the operational model align with your goals?
Ensure the home-based structure suits how you want to work and grow your business.
Learn more about becoming a business broker or why a business brokerage franchise could be a strong home-based opportunity. Contact us.
Disclaimer
This content is informational and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy a franchise. Franchise opportunities can only be offered through delivery of a Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD) in accordance with applicable law. Investing in a franchise involves risks, costs, and ongoing fees. Individual outcomes, including business performance, professional success, and financial results, vary based on factors such as effort, market conditions, experience, and business acumen. Before making any financial or investment decisions, consult the FDD and seek advice from qualified financial, legal, and tax professionals.
