Legacy Venture Financial Group sources and structures financing for SMBs, real estate investors, and operators nationwide — from SBA programs and CRE lending to equipment financing, credit lines, and strategic advisory.
From acquisition financing and SBA programs to credit lines, factoring, and strategic consulting — LVF Group structures solutions across every stage of business.
Legacy Venture Financial Group (LVF Group LLC) is a commercial finance company specializing in real estate lending, business financing, and strategic advisory. We offer financing products and solutions sourced through our network of lending partners.
Our focus is on structured, asset-backed, and SBA-eligible products — providing clients with institutional-grade access and personalized, hands-on service from first conversation to funded deal.
LVF Group LLC offers financing products and solutions arranged through our network of lending partners. All products subject to approval, underwriting, and applicable law. Terms vary by product and borrower profile.
No obligation. No hard pull. Just a conversation about what's possible.
From single-family rentals to ground-up multifamily construction, we source and structure CRE financing tailored to your investment strategy and exit.
All loan products are subject to approval, underwriting guidelines, and applicable federal and state regulations. Some products are offered directly by LVF Group LLC; others are arranged through our network of lending partners. Rates, terms, and availability vary based on borrower qualifications, property type, and market conditions. Nothing on this page constitutes a commitment to lend. Real estate investment involves risk; past performance is not indicative of future results.
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SBA programs, conventional term loans, equipment financing, lines of credit, factoring, and more — structured around how your business actually operates.
Some financing products are offered directly by LVF Group LLC; others are arranged through our network of lending partners. All products are subject to approval, underwriting, and applicable state and federal law. Rates shown are ranges across programs and subject to change based on creditworthiness, loan structure, and market conditions. SBA rates based on WSJ Prime Rate of 6.75% as of March 2026; SBA 504 rates based on current 10-year Treasury. Business-use HELOC products subject to applicable business-purpose exemptions — consult legal and tax counsel. Factoring and PO financing terms vary by provider. Nothing on this page constitutes a commitment to lend or extend credit.
Tell us about your business and we'll identify the right structure together.
Beyond capital — LVF Group provides strategic advisory designed to strengthen your financial foundation, optimize operations, and position you for growth.
Each engagement is scoped individually based on your business stage, goals, and challenges. We don't sell packages — we solve problems.
LVF Group LLC provides general business advisory and consulting services. Consulting services are distinct from and independent of financing brokerage services. Advisory engagements do not constitute legal, accounting, tax, or investment advice. Clients should consult licensed professionals for legal, tax, or accounting matters. Consulting engagements are subject to a separate engagement agreement and fee schedule.
Consulting engagements start with a complimentary discovery call — no obligation.
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LVF Group LLC is a commercial finance company offering financing products and solutions arranged through our network of lending partners — serving SMBs and real estate operators nationwide.
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We partner with CPAs, CRE brokers, business brokers, attorneys, and financial professionals to bring their clients access to institutional-grade financing — and reward the relationships that make it happen.
For brokers, sales organizations, and professional services firms who want to actively place deals alongside their core business. You bring the relationship — we handle the financing, lender network, and execution from start to funded.
For professionals who want to connect their clients with financing without taking on an active role. You make the introduction — we handle everything from there. A simple, low-commitment way to add value to your client relationships.
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