Nicholas Humphreys Estate Agent franchise

Nicholas Humphreys are currently pausing franchisee recruitment. Check back here soon for updates.

 “I took a Nicholas Humphreys franchise to move away from the corporate sector into a steady industry to make a decent income to support a family. Having made an income of £309,696.67 net of VAT so far and I am 2 months from my 3 year trading point, my dream is becoming a reality.”  - Rob Butters, Stoke-on-Trent

“I received 4 weeks of intensive training in house and within branches in the midlands. I then received 8 weeks of launch support, with a team of franchise staff working hard to help you achieve your goal. In my first 3 years I earnt an income of £337,471.48 net of VAT and I won best newcomer at the Franchisee Awards in 2016.” - Oliver Barker, Hatfield Hertfordshire

“I chose Nicholas Humphreys over other franchises because the franchise fee is reinvested in me and my business, with a strong support network for now and into the future. My advice would be to put your faith in those within the franchise who support you. With this advice I have earnt over £76,500 net of VAT and I have been running for 18 months. This is a great opportunity.” - Nicholas Lambrou, Sheffield

“Previously, I studied Psychology at University and then worked as a medical records assistant. I have a lot more freedom now as a Director of a franchise to fit in my social life around work but there is a lot of hard work involved in the running of the franchise. My previous job was very dull and structured; running our franchise is very challenging and flexible. We have earnt an income of over £245,000 over 3.5 years, achieved over 300 lets and won Best Newcomer in 2015” - Becca Henderson, Durham

 “In my first year with my first franchise I had an income of £79,058, an increase of 88% up to £148,636 in my second year and after 6 years this franchise has now turned over nearly £1.5 million net of VAT with 9 members of staff and a high street premise, I have subsequently taken three further territories.” - Dan Strain, Nottingham