Herron: Sold Oxi Fresh Carpet Cleaning Franchise for $100,000
Josh Herron · EP 410: From Worker to Owner Does $5m in 2015 Franchise Model with Josh Herron of 1800GotJunk · Sep 7, 2016 · at 11:58
Multi-unit franchise owner Josh Herron describes divesting an underperforming Oxi Fresh franchise to focus on core operations.
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“We ended up selling it for a 100,000 dollars.”
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