LIQUOR STORE FINANCING WITH CELTIC BANK
Buy, Build or Expand Your Liquor Store
Even though liquor stores are recession-proof, as an owner/operator you know running a liquor store isn’t all bubbles and spirits.
Given the thin margins and complexities of the liquor business, it is vital you partner with a lender that understands how to successfully finance your business. Whether you need funds to open a new location, make building improvements, buy out a partner, invest in a better POS system, or offset inventory and payroll costs, Celtic Bank has helped hundreds of beer, wine and liquor store owners across the country get the funding they need.
The low rates and longer repayment terms of our SBA 7(a) financing make it the ideal funding option for your liquor store business. On top of affordable financing, we offer quick approval times and an effortless funding experience.
Liquor Store Financing Details
The competitive terms of an SBA 7(a) loan make it one of the most popular financing options among beer, wine and liquor store owners.
It important when considering an SBA loan, that you work with a lender that has extensive SBA and industry experience for a quicker and more transparent process. As a top ten SBA Preferred Lender, we offer a streamlined loan process, ensuring you get funded sooner.
With SBA 7(a) Financing Get:
- Rates at, or below prime + 2.75%
- Up to 85% loan-to-value (LTV)
- Up to $5M in funding
- Terms up to 25 years
- No balloon payments
USES OF LIQUOR STORE FINANCING
Get What You Need—and When You Need It
The tight margins of owning and operating a liquor store makes every dollar count. With lower rates and longer repayment terms, SBA 7(a) financing makes your dollar stretch farther. SBA 7(a) financing gives you the funds you need to invest in the things that keep you competitive in the long-term—while still giving you the cash flow to cover you in the short-term. You can use an SBA 7(a) loan to:
Buy a liquor store
Renovate an existing liquor store
Finance bulk orders
Open a new location
Purchase commercial real estate
Buy out a partner
Refinance business debt
Solve cash-flow issues
Buy a new point of sale system






