License Application and Permitting

Throughout the application, you are asked to demonstrate and have answers to tough questions surrounding the operation of the business. For example, you need to share how you are going to handle construction, setup, management, and cultivation planning, extraction methods, and security. You need to have real, legitimate answers, or you won’t win the license.

Most applications for prospective marijuana establishments are merit-based and require you to prove that you’re going to be a good operator. That means that if you apply, you should have industry experience or be able to show that you can execute a well-thought-out plan, primed for success. Again, if you are new to the industry, you’re going to want to seek expert counsel to gain the necessary insight.

As a cannabis entrepreneur, there is a formula for being successful. It can be a very costly and risky investment as this is still an entirely new industry. To be successful in being awarded a privileged license or permit to manufacture and cultivate cannabis, timing is one thing that can make a major difference. Levels of investment vary from the type of operations to the state in which you are applying, but it is important to note that the earlier you start the more likely you are to be awarded a marijuana license.

We are happy to discuss any issues you might be having in aquiring licensing.  Please fill out a contact form and we will get back to you immediately.

Partnerships and Acquisitions

Not every cannabis license Holder has to start from scratch or on the ground level.  Turnkey THC Has found tremendous success and established a track record of successful partnership mergers and complete acquisitions ranging from small phase1 projects to multi-state brands.  As the cannabis industry grows, many companies are looking for capital to fund growth and expansion while others are looking to cash out fully or partially. Whether you want to invest in or sell off all or part of your licensed operation, we can help with valuation, negotiations, buyer/seller identification and due diligence.