I know liquor licenses are valuable, so I thought I'd share this info.
Another sale against another debtor has been stayed. That one included a Steinway piano in excellent condition.
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Thursday, September 22, 2016
Fleas Club Liquor License Up For Grabs Tomorrow
The liquor license for the Fleas Club will be exposed to a NorCo Sheriff Sale tomorrow, at 10 am, to satisfy a debt of about $12,000. You don't actually get the license, but the right to apply for it.
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The end of an era.
ReplyDeleteThat license is worth a lot of money and can be transferred. I suspect some heavy hitters will be there.
ReplyDeleteIf I'm not mistaken it is a club license and non-transferable to public institutions. Therefore, almost useless.
ReplyDeleteSomeone will buy it, and if they don't have an immediate use for it, will park it.
ReplyDelete7:57, You may be right. Liquor licenses are not my forte.
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