Franchises for sale in Mississauga
Browse franchise resales across every sector — food service, automotive, retail, fitness and services. A franchise resale is bought from the existing franchisee, not the franchisor, and the franchisor still has to approve the transfer.
29 franchise listings in Mississauga · Free to browse — sign the NDA in one click to see the full details.
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What a franchise buyer in Mississauga is entitled to
Disclosure is a statutory right here
Mississauga has franchise-specific legislation — the Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise Disclosure), 2000, which requires the franchisor to deliver a disclosure document at least 14 days before you sign anything or pay any money. Late or missing disclosure can give a buyer a statutory right to rescind, and that right runs on a deadline, so it is worth knowing the date the document actually arrived.
Arthur Wishart Act (Franchise Disclosure), 2000 →The franchisor still has to approve you
A resale is bought from the existing franchisee, but essentially every franchise agreement makes transfer conditional on the franchisor’s consent — and often on a transfer fee, the buyer completing training, and the premises meeting the current build standard. Those conditions sit outside the purchase agreement and are the most common reason a franchise resale slips its closing date.
General information, not legal advice — franchise legislation differs by province and changes over time. Deavo is a listings platform, not a brokerage.