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Depends on the business. CFA handles a lot of the upstart and operating costs such as land, building, equipment, technology, branding, liability, etc for it's o
by tomschlick 8y ago
Depends on the business. CFA handles a lot of the upstart and operating costs such as land, building, equipment, technology, branding, liability, etc for it's operators. As such, they take a large chunk of the profits and maintain strict rules for brand integrity.
- lotsofpulp 8y agoThen I'm confused as to what the franchisee is getting out of the situation. It sounds like being a mid level manager, without any benefits that a normal employee would get, that is liable if things go wrong, but almost never shares in upside since royalties can just go up if the business does well.