Financing / Lender Marketplace

Potential Lender Opportunities

LLM is designed to organize business-purpose financing requests into a format that allows participating lenders to quickly identify transactions that fit their geography, size, collateral and underwriting preferences.

Types of opportunities

Acquisition

License purchase financing

A buyer has identified a transferable liquor license and is seeking capital to complete the acquisition.

Refinance

Existing-license refinance

An owner seeks to replace existing debt or restructure business-purpose financing tied to a license and related collateral.

Structured

Broader secured transactions

Some requests may include business assets, guarantees, escrowed rights or other collateral in addition to the liquor license.

How opportunities should be presented

Transaction summary

State, licensing area, license class, purpose, purchase price or value estimate and requested loan amount.

Borrower contribution

Cash equity, acquisition structure, existing debt and relevant borrower or business financial information.

Collateral profile

License status, transferability, proposed lien position, other collateral and key closing conditions.

Lender decision

Each lender independently decides whether to request more information, propose terms or decline the opportunity.

Filtering opportunities

GeographyStates, counties or licensing markets you understand.
Loan SizeMinimum and maximum transaction amounts.
CollateralLicense types and additional security you will consider.
StructurePurchase, refinance, term and borrower profiles.
Marketplace principle: an opportunity listing should provide enough information to determine interest without implying that the transaction is approved, risk-free or guaranteed. Final underwriting remains with the lender.

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Tell LLM what types of transactions you are interested in reviewing.

Potential opportunities are informational and subject to verification. LLM does not guarantee borrower performance, collateral value, loan closing or any return. Lenders are responsible for independent underwriting and compliance.