FLLM Exchange

FLLM Exchange is Florida Liquor License Market’s online confidential-offer marketplace for eligible 4COP Quota and 3PS liquor license listings. It gives buyers a structured way to review an opportunity and privately submit proposed purchase terms to the listing party without publishing the offer amount to the market.

Yes. Buyers can review eligible FLLM Exchange opportunities online and submit confidential offer terms through the listing page. Seller review and counteroffer communications can also begin through the Exchange workflow, while any binding purchase agreement, escrow, financing, due diligence and state transfer process remain separate steps.

FLLM Exchange is part of the Florida Liquor License Market platform. Transaction costs can vary depending on the listing path and the services used. A completed liquor-license transaction may separately involve seller listing fees, appraisal or financing costs, legal or escrow expenses, state transfer fees, lien or payoff costs and other transaction-specific expenses. Review the applicable FLLM listing, appraisal, financing and transfer resources before relying on a total transaction cost.

A buyer should identify the eligible listing, provide current contact information, state a proposed purchase price, disclose cash or financing status, provide target timing and identify material conditions or contingencies. A complete submission helps the seller evaluate whether the inquiry is serious and transaction-ready.

No. FLLM Exchange does not conduct an auction, declare a winning bidder, accept or reject an offer for a seller, or automatically create a sale. The seller or authorized representative independently decides whether and how to respond.

No. Offer amounts, bid counts, bid/ask spreads and buyer contact details submitted through FLLM Exchange are not displayed publicly. They are used to route the confidential inquiry to the appropriate listing party and maintain the Exchange transaction record.

No, not by itself. An Exchange submission is an expression of interest unless the parties later enter into a separate signed agreement establishing binding terms. Buyers and sellers should obtain transaction-specific professional advice.

No. Any transaction remains subject to due diligence, definitive closing documents, applicable lien or payoff matters, buyer qualification, and approval by the Florida DBPR Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco.

The Exchange is intended for eligible direct-seller or FLLM-authorized Florida 4COP Quota and 3PS license opportunities. General market-data listings may remain visible elsewhere on FLLM without accepting offers through the Exchange.

The best starting point is the individual Exchange listing, where a buyer can submit a confidential offer or inquiry tied to that specific license. General questions can also be sent through the FLLM Contact page so the request remains connected to Florida Liquor License Market rather than an unrelated outside exchange or broker.