The Murphy’s Deli franchise has a high SBA loan default rate of 34%.
According to the Small Business Administration, Murphy’s Deli franchisees have received 42 SBA-guaranteed loans to date; more than one-third of those loans have been defaulted on by Atlanta Bread franchise owners.
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It’s likely that Murphy’s Deli franchise owners who received SBA loans may have collateralized their franchise loan with their houses or other personal assets, and nearly half were unable to repay those franchise loans… despite serious incentive to do so.
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