Charlotte Economy

Charlotte, NC is a growing metropolitan area. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, between 2000 and 2010, just shy of two hundred thousand people moved to the city. That doesn't include the multitudes that moved to the surrounding metro area. With a population approaching three million people, Charlotte is truly a growing metropolis. Unsurprisingly, there are economic motivations driving people to the city. Charlotte is a known center of the national banking and financial industry, second only in scale and scope to New York City. Charlotte is also home to several large regional companies such as Duke Energy, AT&T, and US Airways. The Charlotte Chamber reported three thousand added jobs in the second quarter of 2018, a below-national-average unemployment rate of 3.4%, and a metro area 12% rise in home valuations. Things are happening in Charlotte.

What are E-2 Visas?

E-2 Visa Defined

Great Soldiers turned Entrepreneurs

America has a long and rich history of soldiers becoming entrepreneurs. What could be more American than first voluntarily protecting this country, and then embarking on the hallmark American profession of free trade?  

Coast to Coast

You've Got Maids started franchising in 2010, and seven years later we have nearly a hundred territories contracted and developed by our franchisees. We're ready for rapid expansion and almost every market still has room for development. That being said, some markets have limited availability, and anyone interested in those areas should act quickly. Specifically, this would include Orlando, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Phoenix. There is still room for development in these areas, but they are likely to go fast considering the incredible growth of those markets. 

Naysayers

“Those not chasing their dreams should stay out of the way of those who are.” 
― Tim Fargo