According to the 2025 Counselor Realty Franchise Disclosure Document, each person signing the Franchise Agreement on behalf of the franchisee must print and sign their name. The document also requires the franchisee's business name and business office address. If the franchisee is a corporation or other entity, each person who is or becomes a stockholder or owner must also sign the agreement.

This requirement ensures that Counselor Realty has a clear record of who is authorized to represent the franchisee and who ultimately owns and controls the business. This is a standard practice in franchising to establish legal accountability and ensure that all parties are bound by the terms of the agreement.

Prospective franchisees should be aware that signing the Franchise Agreement is a legally binding commitment. It is crucial to carefully review the entire document and seek legal counsel to fully understand the obligations and responsibilities before signing. The FDD emphasizes that any information, promise, assurance, representation, or circumstance communicated that is not contained in the attached agreement or the Franchise Disclosure Document is unauthorized by Counselor Realty and should not be relied upon when deciding whether to purchase a Counselor Realty franchise.