Seller representation for Florida liquor-license owners, with buyer assistance available statewide. FLLM helps owners of transferable 4COP and 3PS quota licenses with market pricing strategy, public or confidential marketing, buyer outreach, negotiation and transaction coordination. Buyers can also request help identifying and acquiring a suitable Florida liquor license.
Statewide service across all 67 Florida counties · 4COP and 3PS quota focus
FLLM's primary brokerage path is designed for owners who want professional help pricing, marketing and selling a transferable Florida liquor license. Buyer assistance remains available as a secondary service.
For owners of transferable Florida liquor licenses who want professional assistance positioning, marketing and coordinating a sale.
For buyers who want help finding the correct county and license type, comparing available opportunities and coordinating a purchase.
The exact scope is defined in the written engagement, but these are the principal areas FLLM can help coordinate for a Florida liquor license owner preparing to sell.
Review current inventory, asking prices and county-market evidence before positioning the license for sale.
Choose a public or confidential marketing approach appropriate to the license, county and seller's objectives.
Present the opportunity through FLLM's statewide marketplace and appropriate direct outreach channels.
Organize buyer inquiries and communications within the agreed seller-representation scope.
Assist with price and business-term negotiations while the seller retains final decision authority.
Track diligence, transfer, financing, escrow and closing milestones with the appropriate professionals.
If you are an independent broker and only want additional marketplace exposure for your client's liquor license, you do not need FLLM broker representation. Use the Independent Broker Marketplace instead. Your name and brokerage remain on the listing, buyer inquiries route to your designated contact, and FLLM does not take a share of your commission.
Yes. Florida liquor license owners can request broker-assisted representation through FLLM for pricing strategy, public or confidential marketing, buyer outreach and communications, negotiation, due-diligence coordination and transaction coordination under a separate written brokerage agreement.
Depending on the written engagement, a Florida liquor license broker may assist a seller with county-market analysis, pricing strategy, confidential or public marketing, buyer screening and communications, negotiation, due-diligence coordination, document organization and transaction coordination through closing.
Start by requesting seller representation through FLLM and providing the county, license type and basic sale information. FLLM can then discuss the proposed marketing approach, scope of services and compensation. Representation begins only after the parties enter into a separate written agreement.
Yes. Buyer assistance remains available, but this page is primarily designed for Florida liquor license owners who want broker-assisted help marketing and selling a transferable license. Any buyer engagement is also defined by a separate written agreement.
No. Broker representation begins only after the parties enter into a separate written agreement defining the client, representative, scope of services, exclusivity if any, compensation and other material terms.
No. Florida's Department of Business and Professional Regulation, through its Division of Alcoholic Beverages and Tobacco, administers alcoholic-beverage licensing and transfer approval. A broker can help coordinate a transaction but cannot guarantee approval, transferability or closing.
Use FLLM's Independent Broker Marketplace. That program is advertising-only: your name and brokerage remain on the listing, buyer inquiries route to your designated contact, and FLLM does not take a share of your commission.
Request broker-assisted seller representation through FLLM for pricing strategy, statewide marketing, buyer communications, negotiation and transaction coordination. Buyer assistance remains available separately.
