Franchise overview by FranRelay
Caring Transitions provides estate sales, household liquidation, and moving management. Franchisees help estate administrators, heirs, and older adults sort and sell belongings as they move or downsize.
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Investment and fees
Upfront investment
$75,860 – $123,250
USD estimate includes the $58,900 fee and six months of operating funds where receipts fall short. Excludes personal living expenses, owner compensation, finance charges, interest, and debt service. You must have additional funds available for living expenses and initial operating losses.
$58,900
Normally counted within the total above, not added on top — confirm in the source.
USD base fee for a 175,000 to 200,000-person territory, due at signing and nonrefundable. Above 200,000, add $500 for each additional 1,000 people or part thereof. Eligible veterans and additional-franchise buyers may qualify for a discount.
Selected fees
Gross Receipts is cash revenue before client payouts and business costs. Due on the fifth monthly. Minimum starts the fifth, two months after the training month. A one-month extension requires opening standards, a business plan, recommended marketing, a signed release, and full agreement compliance.
Due on the fifth each month, starting the second month after training. A one-month extension requires meeting opening standards, including a business plan and recommended marketing, signing a release, and full agreement compliance. Increases are capped at 10% for each year the agreement has been in effect, with at least 30 days' notice. Gross Receipts uses the royalty basis.
First-year spending must use a designated supplier; spending verification may be required. If a cooperative is established in your area, membership and monthly contributions are required, capped at 3% of Gross Receipts unless a majority approves more. Contributions do not offset the national fee.
These are selected fees, not the complete fee schedule. Review the full FDD for all fees and conditions.
Figures are as disclosed for the period shown; unknown or undisclosed items are labelled, never shown as $0. No earnings, profit or payback figures are shown. Revenue is not profit.
Ownership and support
The business combines client projects with outreach to referral sources such as attorneys, real estate agents, and senior facilities.
Free consultation
Discuss your startup budget, territory size, and preferred owner role with a FranRelay consultant.
Free for buyers. Franchisors may pay FranRelay if you go ahead; we tell you before any introduction, and nothing happens without your go-ahead.
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C.T. FRANCHISING SYSTEMS, LLC, Franchise Disclosure Document. Issuance date of Franchise Disclosure Document: April 1, 2026, as amended September 2, 2026
An introduction is not a statement that territory is available or that you will be accepted.