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MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN

FRANCHISE INFORMATION



In the early 1960’s, Albert Costantine

and a partner of his, W.H. Truesdell,

formed a company called Maryland

Fried Chicken, Inc. (the “Company”)

and began operating a fast food style

fried chicken restaurant under the

same name. A short time later,

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Albert' brothers, Richard and Angelo,

moved to Florida from Delaware and

bought out Mr. Truesdell’s share of

the Company. For some time

thereafter the Company was operated

by the brothers Albert, Richard, and Angelo Costantine. Numerous Maryland Fried

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Chicken restaurants were opened as franchises in the 1960' and 1970' After

building a successful franchise system, the Costantine brothers sold the Company.



Unfortunately, the Company was dissolved more than twenty years ago with Richard

retaining ownership of a Maryland Fried Chicken restaurant in Orlando, Florida. You

may still see a few independently owned and operated Maryland Fried Chicken

restaurants from the old franchise system.



Both Albert and Angelo eventually got out

of the Maryland Fried Chicken business

altogether, but Richard Costantine is the

only one who continuously carried the

family tradition and the same delicious

Maryland Fried Chicken secret recipe to

the people for nearly fifty years. Richard

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Costantine' Maryland Fried Chicken -

now located in Leesburg, Florida - still

provides authentic Maryland Fried Chicken

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to this day. Richard' two sons, Michael

and Anthony Costantine, have operated

his restaurant with him side-by-side for

nearly thirty years and are now exclusively

launching the authentic Maryland Fried

Chicken Franchise to multiple areas.









Contact: Matt McKinney, Esq.

121 S. Orange Ave., Suite 1500, Orlando, FL 32801

(407) 956-1075

MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN

FRANCHISE INFORMATION



Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™ takes great care in selecting franchisees. As a

potential franchisee, you should be equally sensitive to whether a Maryland Fried

Chicken Franchise™ opportunity is right for you. Owning a Maryland Fried Chicken

Franchise™ can be a rewarding experience: pride-of-ownership, self-reliance and a

potential for greater future earnings are just to name a few. Please carefully

consider your commitment to achieving your goals before embarking on the

entrepreneurial adventure of becoming part of Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™.

To succeed you must build for the future. This commitment to the future is expected

of every franchisee of Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™.



Each Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™ will be strengthened by consistency

throughout the stores. Uniformity is a key element in the franchise recipe for

success. We recognize that being successful in the food industry is also a personal

process. Our combined successes depend on our co-operative efforts. If a

Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™ is the right product for you then please contact

Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™ to further discuss this opportunity in detail. A

limited number of authentic Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise restaurants will be

offered to qualified individuals with the support and knowledge from the Costantine

family. We look forward to working with you!



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Here' your checklist of the next steps necessary to become a owner of a Maryland

Fried Chicken Franchise™.



1. Complete and return a Confidential Application to Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™

2. Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™ reviews your Application

3. Preliminary approval is granted to proceed

4. Meet with Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™ representative for an interview & detailed

discussion of the franchising opportunity

5. Receive Disclosure Documents

6. Submit Business Plan for approval by Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™

7. Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™ reviews and approves Business Plan

8. Receive & sign Franchise Agreement with Qualified Protected Area and submit payment

of franchise fee

9. Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise™ grants final approval and signs Franchise

Agreement

10. Marketing timetable finalized

11. Training timetable finalized

12. Secure location for store

13. Store opening timetable finalized

14. Construction and commissioning process underway

15. Open for business









Contact: Matt McKinney, Esq.

121 S. Orange Ave., Suite 1500, Orlando, FL 32801

(407) 956-1075

MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN

FRANCHISE INFORMATION



The capital investment required to purchase and operate a Maryland Fried Chicken

Franchise™ varies by location, landlord design criteria and contractor pricing in each

market. The following is an estimated range of costs to open a Maryland Fried

Chicken Franchise™. Please note that all applicable taxes are not included.









Low High

Franchise Fee $25,000.00 $50,000.00

Build Out Costs

Leasehold Improvements & Fixtures $75,000.00 $200,000

Equipment $50,000.00 $125,000.00

Computer Package $6,000.00 $12,000.00

Designs/Permits/Disbursements $3,500.00 $11,000.00

Total Build Out Cost $134,500.00 $373,000.00

Related Opening Costs

Opening Advertising & Promotion $5,000 $10,000.00

Rent & Deposit $4,000.00 $10,000.00

Opening Inventory $6,000.00 $ 9,000.00

Working Capital $15,000.00 $30,000.00

Total Related Costs $30,000.00 $59,000.00

Operating Store $189,500.00 $457,000.00

Unencumbered Cash Required $60,000.00 $180,000.00









Contact: Matt McKinney, Esq.

121 S. Orange Ave., Suite 1500, Orlando, FL 32801

(407) 956-1075

MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN

FRANCHISE INFORMATION

Franchise Support Services

Each Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise may receive a full complement of services,

from site selection to opening day and beyond.



Site Selection

Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise may assist and utilize the services of a commercial

real estate broker to help identify a suitable site for your Maryland Fried Chicken

restaurant. The selection will consider a protected area that is established for each

individual Maryland Fried Chicken location.



Design and Construction

Maryland Fried Chicken may meet with a contractor of your choice or provide a

suitable contractor for the build-out of the new location. We may provide a design

based on the standards that all Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise restaurants must

adhere. We may also provide on-site inspections to ensure adherence to those

standards.



Training

Extensive in-store training programs cover all aspects of store operations. From best

practices, computer operations, human resources and leadership to financial analysis,

Maryland Fried Chicken may provide a training program to fit your specific needs.



Operational Support

Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise may provide ongoing support services to assist you

in the operations of his/her Maryland Fried Chicken restaurant.



Purchasing

Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise may negotiate contract pricing with all of its

suppliers to provide one-stop-shopping for all key ingredients and supplies required for

your restaurant operations.



Store Operations Manual

A detailed and comprehensive training and operations manual is provided to each

Maryland Fried Chicken restaurant and updated as operational procedures are

refined and enhanced.



Trademark Usage

Maryland Fried Chicken’s trademarks, designs and operating procedures have been

designed to create a strong & consistent Maryland Fried Chicken image.









Contact: Matt McKinney, Esq.

121 S. Orange Ave., Suite 1500, Orlando, FL 32801

(407) 956-1075

MARYLAND FRIED CHICKEN

FRANCHISE INFORMATION

• How much is the initial Franchise Fee? The Franchise Fee for an external candidate is

typically $25,000 for the initial term of the Franchise Agreement.



• How much are the Royalty payments? Royalties are 5% of Royalty sales (gross sales less taxes &

discounts), paid weekly through pre-authorized payment.



• How much are Advertising Royalty payments? Currently advertising is capped at 1% of Royalty

Sales to be spent evenly on both local and area campaigns, however we reserve the right to request

specific advertising expenses for specific campaigns.



• What is the term for a typical Franchise Agreement? The initial term of the Standard Franchise

Agreement is granted for a period of 10 years. In most cases it is renewed for an additional 10 year

term at the end of the initial term.



• Does Maryland Fried Chicken provide financing? Maryland Fried Chicken does not provide

financing. Traditional franchise methods of acquiring financing are recommended. Government

supported small business/franchise loans may be available to qualified applicants. $60,000-$130,000

unencumbered cash per location is required. We will however arrange a meeting with our bank if you

choose to finance out your operation.



• Who selects the store location? You select the location. Maryland Fried Chicken provides site

selection criteria to assist with the search. We recommend utilizing a commercial real estate broker to

help with site selection. Maryland Fried Chicken must grant final site approval.



• Is prior food service experience necessary? Although not essential, related food service

experience is extremely helpful.



• Who signs the lease? You sign the lease for your restaurant. It is strongly recommended that

outside legal advice in obtained prior to signing any lease or franchise agreement.



• Who is responsible for store development? Maryland Fried Chicken may coordinate the building

program from store design and construction through leasehold completion and equipment placement.



• What is the return on investment and profitability of a Maryland Fried Chicken restaurant? The

profitability and return on investment for a Maryland Fried Chicken restaurant is dependent on many

factors. These include the quality of the location, competition, sales volume, fixed costs, cost of financing

and your ability to run a successful operation.



• Am I required to be personally involved in the day to day operation of a store? It is preferred that

you be "Hands On" in all facets of the business. However, an appropriately trained, operationally

approved manager may assume the in-store responsibilities.



• What Training will I receive? Every new Maryland Fried Chicken restaurant will be required to

successfully complete an initial training program at a Maryland Fried Chicken location. The balance of the

training program will be tailored to suit the needs and abilities of each candidate.



• Can I own more than one Maryland Fried Chicken? Yes, provided that you have demonstrated to the

satisfaction of Maryland Fried Chicken Franchise that you are financially capable and can properly

manage more than one store.



• Can I sell my Maryland Fried Chicken restaurant? Yes, subject to approval of the sale and the incoming

purchaser by Maryland Fried Chicken. A transfer fee is charged.









Contact: Matt McKinney, Esq.

121 S. Orange Ave., Suite 1500, Orlando, FL 32801

(407) 956-1075


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