Is RE/MAX a good franchise?

Franchise Watch Desk rates RE/MAX "Proven & steady". A real track record with an unremarkable region of the ledger: neither the growth nor the exits stand out, for better or worse. Net unit count moved +502.4% over the last 3 years per its FDD Item 20.

Is RE/MAX closing or going out of business?

RE/MAX currently shows a Distress Index of 27/100 based on 5 live signal(s).

Is RE/MAX closing?

RE/MAX currently registers a Distress Index of 27/100 — STABLE — across 5 live signal(s).

Systemwide units moved +502.4% over 3 years (FDD Item 20). Full health profile →

STABLE

Signal timeline5 events

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Franchise litigation docket: RE/MAX LLC v. MMS Investment Group, LLC (District Court, D. Colorado)
CourtListener/RECAP · 4mo ago
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Franchise litigation docket: Roher v. RE/MAX, LLC (District Court, M.D. Florida)
CourtListener/RECAP · 5mo ago
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Franchise litigation docket: RE/MAX, LLC v. Beachside Ventures, Inc. (District Court, D. Colorado)
CourtListener/RECAP · 17mo ago
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Franchise litigation docket: RE/MAX, LLC v. JL United Realty, LLC (District Court, D. Colorado)
CourtListener/RECAP · 30mo ago
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Franchise litigation docket: Siegle v. Re/Max LLC (District Court, D. Colorado)
CourtListener/RECAP · 32mo ago

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