After initial licensing, who is responsible for maintaining the licensing of a Beehive Homes location?

According to Beehive Homes' 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, while the franchisor provides reasonable assistance with the initial licensing of the Home, the franchisee is solely responsible for maintaining the licensing with state and local governmental authorities for operation as a Beehive Homes location.

This means that after the initial setup, the franchisee must handle all ongoing requirements to keep the Beehive Homes location properly licensed. This includes understanding and complying with all state and local regulations, submitting required documentation, and paying any associated fees. Failing to maintain proper licensing could result in fines, penalties, or even the closure of the Beehive Homes business.

This allocation of responsibility is fairly typical in franchising. While franchisors often assist with initial setup and provide guidance, the ongoing operational compliance usually falls to the franchisee. This is because the franchisee is the one directly managing the location and is best positioned to ensure day-to-day compliance with local laws and regulations. Prospective Beehive Homes franchisees should carefully research the licensing requirements in their area and factor in the time and costs associated with maintaining those licenses.