Franchising
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What happens to a franchisee when the franchisor goes bankrupt?
Calling ten existing franchisees teaches more than the disclosure document does
Multi unit agreements set an opening schedule that operators miss and lose territory over
Selling a franchise unit needs franchisor approval and a right of first refusal they rarely waive
Hiring a franchise lawyer for a few thousand dollars gets the personal guarantee read
Home based service franchises carry far less rent risk than storefront concepts
Turning an independent business into a franchise trades your name for their system
The unit profit figures a franchisor publishes rarely include the owner's own salary
Franchisor site approval does not move the lease obligation off your signature
Most franchise disputes are arbitrated in the franchisor's home state
Dual branded locations share rent and staff and still confuse the customer
The franchisee who owns forty locations and nobody knows the name
A franchise disclosure document runs 200 pages and the earnings claim inside it is optional
What does a franchise fee actually buy beyond the right to use a logo?
Royalty fees of six to eight percent compound faster than most franchisees expect
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