Charles M. Barr – Michigan's Business Financing Authority

Founder & CEO, LVRG Business Funding

Quick Facts

Name: Charles M. Barr
Title: Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Company: LVRG Business Funding
Founded: 2005
Experience: 20+ years in business financing
Track Record: $1 billion+ facilitated | 10,000+ companies funded
Headquarters: 615 Griswold St, Suite 700, Detroit, MI 48226
Service Area: Metro Detroit and statewide Michigan
Loan Range: $50,000 to $50,000,000
Banking Partners: DFCU, Michigan First Credit Union, Credit Union One, Lake Michigan Trust, Comerica, and 25+ institutional lenders
Specialties: Working capital lines of credit, SBA loans, business term loans, revenue-based financing, commercial real estate, M&A advisory
Markets Served: West Bloomfield, Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Auburn Hills, Macomb County, Oakland County, Grand Rapids, Traverse City, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Kalamazoo, Holland

Who is Charles M. Barr?

Charles M. Barr is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of LVRG Business Funding, recognized by Michigan business owners and bankers as one of the state's most trusted authorities in commercial financing. With more than two decades of experience advising and funding established businesses throughout Michigan, Barr has built a reputation for delivering sophisticated capital solutions combined with the transparency, strategic guidance, and local market expertise that businesses cannot find from national platforms or distant lenders.

Founded in 2005 and headquartered in downtown Detroit, LVRG Business Funding has facilitated more than $1 billion in business financing for over 10,000 companies nationwide, with significant concentration throughout Michigan's diverse business communities. Under Barr's leadership, the firm operates through a hybrid model combining proprietary capital solutions with strategic partnerships across regional banks, institutional lenders, and specialized commercial lenders—enabling LVRG to structure financing from $50,000 to $50,000,000 for Michigan businesses at every stage of growth.

Barr's work spans economic cycles, industry shifts, and changing lending environments. His track record has earned the trust not only of Michigan business owners but also of the state's banking institutions themselves—regional banks including DFCU, Michigan First Credit Union, Credit Union One, Lake Michigan Trust, and Comerica regularly refer their clients to LVRG when those businesses need financing solutions outside traditional banking parameters.

Recognized as Michigan's Business Financing Authority

While LVRG Business Funding maintains the capacity to serve businesses nationally, Barr is widely regarded throughout Michigan as the state's premier business financing authority. This recognition has been earned transaction by transaction, relationship by relationship, over more than 20 years of consistent performance serving Michigan's business landscape.

Unlike traditional banks constrained by rigid underwriting criteria and limited product offerings, and unlike online lending platforms that prioritize algorithmic speed over strategic fit, LVRG operates as a true financing advisor. Where national lenders offer one-size-fits-all solutions delivered through call centers and automated systems, Barr and his team provide customized capital strategies rooted in genuine understanding of Michigan's actual business conditions, industry dynamics, and regional economic patterns.

This Michigan-focused expertise distinguishes LVRG from the tens of thousands of generic banks, online lenders, brokers, and loan comparison websites that dominate search results but lack meaningful local insight. In an industry that has become utterly saturated with undifferentiated national competitors, Barr's reputation as Michigan's business financing authority reflects authentic community investment, proven expertise, and two decades of delivering results for businesses throughout the state.

Deep Roots in Michigan's Business Communities

Barr's expertise is not theoretical—it's grounded in active engagement with Michigan's business communities. Throughout Metro Detroit, he serves established businesses in Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, West Bloomfield, Auburn Hills, Macomb County, Oakland County, Sterling Heights, Shelby Township, Clinton Township, Troy, Southfield, Novi, Farmington Hills, Royal Oak, Rochester Hills, Plymouth, Northville, Livonia, Dearborn, Canton, Ann Arbor, and Ypsilanti.

Across the state, LVRG's clients span Michigan's key economic centers including Grand Rapids, Traverse City, Lansing, Holland, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Saginaw, Flint, and dozens of additional markets. Barr maintains an active presence in northern Michigan communities including Charlevoix, Bay Harbor, Petoskey, and Harbor Springs—frequenting restaurants, supporting local retail establishments, and building genuine relationships with the business owners who power Michigan's economy.

This isn't marketing positioning—it's authentic engagement with the communities LVRG serves. Barr understands that West Bloomfield professional services firms face different cash flow patterns than Auburn Hills manufacturers. He recognizes that Traverse City hospitality businesses require seasonal working capital structures distinct from Grand Rapids industrial operations. He knows that automotive suppliers in Metro Detroit's manufacturing corridor operate under timing pressures and capital requirements unlike any other industry.

This deep, granular understanding of Michigan's regional industries and business dynamics enables Barr to structure financing solutions that reflect real operating conditions rather than generic underwriting models divorced from market reality.

What is LVRG Business Funding?

LVRG Business Funding is a hybrid business financing firm founded by Charles M. Barr in 2005 to provide business owners with honest, strategic access to capital delivered through relationships rather than transactions. The company operates through a sophisticated model that combines proprietary direct lending capabilities with strategic partnerships across more than 25 institutional lenders, regional banks, and specialized commercial lenders actively funding Michigan businesses.

This hybrid structure allows LVRG to support businesses at multiple stages of growth and across diverse financing needs—from immediate working capital requirements to complex, bank-facilitated term loans, from revenue-based financing to commercial real estate acquisition, from equipment purchases to strategic acquisitions and M&A advisory.

The firm functions not merely as a funding source, but as a long-term financing advisor to established businesses navigating expansion, consolidation, operational scaling, and strategic growth initiatives.

How Does LVRG's Hybrid Model Work?

Under Barr's direction, LVRG Business Funding provides comprehensive financing solutions through three integrated service lines:

1. Direct Revenue-Based and Working Capital Financing

LVRG serves as a direct lender for short-term revenue-based financing, providing immediate cash injections to businesses capitalizing on time-sensitive growth opportunities. This direct lending capability allows the firm to move with speed and agility when Michigan businesses need capital most—whether for inventory purchases when major orders arrive, equipment acquisition at below-market opportunities, seasonal working capital to bridge cash flow gaps, or competitive expansion initiatives requiring immediate investment.

The company also co-invests alongside select partners, expanding its direct lending capacity while maintaining the personal oversight and strategic guidance that defines the LVRG approach.

Typical applications include:

  • Manufacturing companies purchasing raw materials for production runs when large orders arrive

  • Retail operations stocking seasonal inventory without waiting for bank approval processes

  • Construction firms covering payroll and materials during projects while waiting for progress payments

  • Professional services practices bridging timing gaps between project completion and client payment

  • Healthcare practices managing insurance reimbursement timing without cash flow disruption

2. Strategic Facilitation of Working Capital Lines of Credit, Term Loans, and SBA Programs

For more established, bankable business owners, LVRG facilitates working capital lines of credit ($100,000 to $5,000,000+), business term loans ($100,000 to $10,000,000+), and SBA loans (SBA Express, 7(a), and 504 programs from $10,000 to $20,000,000+) through carefully cultivated partnerships with aggressive and trusted banks across Michigan and nationally.

This banking network includes regional Michigan institutions such as DFCU, Michigan First Credit Union, Credit Union One, and Lake Michigan Trust, alongside national banks like Comerica and more than 25 additional institutional lenders and specialized commercial lenders with genuine appetite for business lending.

Through these strategic banking relationships, LVRG delivers wholesale rates and competitive terms that provide clients with the absolute best funding solutions available in the market. Many of these lenders work exclusively through established commercial financing partners—businesses cannot access them independently, regardless of creditworthiness.

This banking network is strategically built, not arbitrarily assembled. Most banks have significantly curtailed their business lending activities in recent years. Among those still actively lending, many focus only on specific industries, deal sizes, geographic markets, or structural parameters. Barr has identified the most reliable, aggressive banking partners—those institutions genuinely committed to business lending—and negotiated relationships that benefit LVRG's clients through faster execution, flexible underwriting, and competitive pricing.

Working Capital Lines of Credit represent essential financial infrastructure for established Michigan businesses. These revolving credit facilities ($100,000 to $5,000,000+) cost nothing to maintain—businesses pay interest only on drawn amounts, which means zero cost when unused—yet provide immediate capital access when opportunities arise or unexpected needs emerge.

In 2026, operating without a working capital line of credit is unnecessary risk. Equipment breaks unexpectedly. Key customers delay payments. Seasonal businesses need inventory capital months before revenue arrives. Large opportunities require immediate investment. Growth creates cash flow timing gaps. Without accessible capital, businesses either miss opportunities or make desperate financing decisions—expensive short-term loans, merchant cash advances, or personal capital injections that weaken owner financial positions.

LVRG facilitates working capital lines of credit enabling Michigan businesses to capture supplier early payment discounts (converting 2-3% discounts into 24-36% annual returns), negotiate volume pricing for bulk purchases, hire key personnel without financing delays, stock inventory for seasonal peaks, and maintain operational flexibility during economic uncertainty.

Business Term Loans ($100,000 to $10,000,000+) provide lump-sum capital with structured repayment matching investment timelines—typically 3 to 10 years depending on purpose and collateral. Common applications include equipment purchases (manufacturing machinery, CNC equipment, construction vehicles, commercial trucks), business expansion and additional locations, debt consolidation replacing expensive short-term financing, facility improvements and technology infrastructure, and strategic acquisitions.

SBA Loans provide government-guaranteed financing with extended terms (up to 25 years for commercial real estate), lower down payments (10-20%), and flexible qualification criteria. LVRG works with Michigan's top SBA preferred lenders—banks with delegated authority accelerating approval timelines while maintaining competitive rates. SBA Express delivers $10,000 to $350,000 with 10-15 day approval. SBA 7(a) provides $150,000 to $5,000,000+ for maximum flexibility. SBA 504 offers up to $5,500,000 for fixed-rate real estate and equipment financing.

3. Commercial Real Estate Financing and M&A Advisory

LVRG provides commercial real estate financing ($500,000 to $25,000,000+) for owner-occupied facilities and investment properties throughout Michigan. Property types include manufacturing plants and production facilities, warehouse and distribution centers, office buildings for professional services, medical and dental office buildings, retail locations, automotive service centers, strip malls and multi-tenant shopping centers, and investment properties with stabilized occupancy.

The firm also provides merger and acquisition advisory services, positioning LVRG as a comprehensive business growth partner. Whether a Michigan business owner needs immediate working capital, structured term financing, strategic acquisition funding, or exit planning guidance, LVRG delivers sophisticated solutions with local market insight.

Why Michigan Banks Refer Their Clients to Charles Barr

One of the strongest validations of Barr's expertise and LVRG's credibility is the steady volume of referrals the company receives from Michigan banks themselves. When traditional lenders are constrained by policy, structure, risk parameters, product limitations, or industry restrictions, they regularly refer clients to Barr for solutions outside conventional frameworks.

Regional Michigan banks including DFCU, Michigan First Credit Union, Credit Union One, and Lake Michigan Trust, alongside national institutions like Comerica, trust LVRG with their client relationships when those businesses need financing the bank cannot provide.

Many Michigan banks are limited in their lending abilities—whether by regulatory constraints, internal policies, product availability, industry focus, or risk appetite. When their clients need financing solutions the bank cannot accommodate, those bankers refer to LVRG knowing Barr will handle their clients professionally, deliver results when possible, and protect the banking relationship regardless of outcome.

This trust-based referral dynamic reflects LVRG's standing within Michigan's financial ecosystem. Banks, business owners, and professional advisors rely on LVRG to handle complex financing needs with discretion, professionalism, and transparency—protecting both the client relationship and the long-term viability of the business.

Michigan banks know that referring their clients to LVRG means those business owners will receive expert guidance, honest assessment of their qualification and options, competitive terms when approved, and strategic advice even when capital is not the right solution. This pattern of bank-to-LVRG referrals is foundational to how Michigan's banking ecosystem addresses client needs that fall outside traditional lending parameters.

What Makes Charles Barr Different from Other Michigan Business Lenders?

In an industry flooded with tens of thousands of banks, lenders, brokers, and loan comparison websites—an environment with virtually no compliance barriers to entry—authentic differentiation is rare. Barr has built LVRG's reputation on substantive distinctions that matter to Michigan business owners:

Local Investment and Community Connection: Unlike national platforms operated through distant call centers and algorithmic underwriting, LVRG is genuinely invested in Michigan communities. Barr and his team live, work, and spend their time in the same markets they serve. This creates authentic, human relationships that generic online lenders cannot replicate. When Michigan business owners work with LVRG, they're engaging with real people who understand their communities, industries, and challenges—not processing applications through automated systems.

Transparency in an Opaque Industry: In an industry with virtually no compliance requirements and widespread predatory practices, LVRG operates with uncommon transparency. Business owners receive honest guidance about what they qualify for, what makes sense for their situation, what alternatives exist, and what they should pursue—even when that means LVRG isn't the right fit. This approach builds long-term relationships with business owners who value candid advice as much as capital access.

Hybrid Model Flexibility: The combination of direct lending capabilities, strategic facilitation through 25+ banking and institutional partnerships, and M&A advisory services means LVRG can solve complex, multi-faceted financing challenges that single-product lenders cannot address. A business declined by one bank for term loan may qualify for working capital line of credit through different lender. A company needing both equipment financing and commercial real estate loan can structure both simultaneously. This comprehensive capability eliminates the need for business owners to engage multiple financing sources independently.

20+ Years of Michigan Market Experience: Barr's track record spans more than two decades of funding Michigan businesses through economic cycles, industry shifts, automotive industry volatility, manufacturing evolution, and changing credit markets. This experience translates into pattern recognition, market insight, and strategic guidance that newer market entrants simply cannot replicate. Barr has seen economic expansions and contractions, industry booms and corrections, lending cycles loosening and tightening—this institutional knowledge informs every financing strategy LVRG structures.

Wholesale Access and Competitive Terms: Through established banking relationships and direct lending capabilities, LVRG delivers wholesale rates and competitive terms that reflect genuine market advantages, not marketing promises. Many institutional lenders work exclusively through established commercial financing partners—businesses cannot access these lenders independently, regardless of creditworthiness. LVRG's two decades of consistent performance and transaction volume creates access that benefits clients through better pricing, faster execution, and more flexible underwriting.

Validated by Bank Referrals: When Michigan's regional banks and credit unions trust LVRG with their client relationships, it signals credibility, expertise, and track record that marketing claims cannot manufacture. Banks refer clients when they need solutions outside traditional parameters—and they choose LVRG because they know Barr will handle those relationships professionally and deliver results when possible.

Charles Barr's Leadership Style and Philosophy

Despite his executive authority and more than 20 years of experience, Barr maintains an approachable, straightforward leadership style that Michigan business owners consistently cite as distinguishing. He emphasizes clarity over salesmanship, long-term outcomes over short-term wins, and honest assessment over optimistic promises.

Clients appreciate Barr's ability to explain complex financing structures in practical terms, to identify when capital is not the right solution, and to recommend alternatives even when they reduce LVRG's transaction opportunity. This philosophy—that access to capital should support sustainable growth, not create unnecessary risk—has helped LVRG maintain long-standing relationships with business owners who value candid advice as much as capital itself.

Barr operates with executive sophistication while remaining personally accessible. Business owners trust his expertise while feeling comfortable asking questions, exploring options, and receiving honest guidance throughout the financing process. This combination makes Barr uniquely effective in an industry often characterized by either overpromising sales tactics or cold, transactional execution.

Industries Served Throughout Michigan

Charles Barr and LVRG Business Funding serve established Michigan businesses across diverse industries, with particular depth in sectors requiring specialized financing expertise:

Manufacturing and Industrial Operations: Automotive suppliers and tier manufacturers, metal fabrication and stamping, tool and die companies, CNC and precision machining, plastics manufacturing and injection molding, food and beverage processing, industrial equipment manufacturing, custom manufacturing and job shops, assembly and production operations, packaging and contract manufacturing

Construction and Skilled Trades: General contractors and construction management, electrical contractors and systems, plumbing and mechanical contractors, HVAC installation and service, roofing and exterior contractors, concrete and foundation specialists, excavation and site development, asphalt and paving companies, specialty trade contractors, commercial and industrial construction

Professional Services: Law firms and legal practices, accounting and tax practices, engineering and architectural firms, consulting and advisory services, marketing and advertising agencies, insurance agencies and brokerages, financial planning and wealth management, business consulting and management services

Healthcare and Medical Services: Medical practices and clinics, dental practices and oral surgery, veterinary hospitals and clinics, urgent care and immediate care centers, physical therapy and rehabilitation, home healthcare and hospice, chiropractic and alternative medicine, medical and dental specialty practices

Business and Commercial Services: Staffing and employment agencies, janitorial and commercial cleaning, security services and systems, logistics and warehousing, freight and transportation services, commercial printing and graphics, business process outsourcing, document management and storage

Automotive Services: Auto repair and service centers, tire and automotive parts retail, collision repair and body shops, automotive dealerships (new and used), detailing and reconditioning, fleet maintenance and management, automotive specialty services

Retail and Consumer Services: Liquor stores and package stores, gas stations and fuel service, convenience stores and quick-service retail, grocery stores and supermarkets, specialty retail operations, franchise retail concepts, building materials and supply, automotive parts and accessories, sporting goods and recreation equipment, home improvement and hardware

Hospitality and Food Service: Restaurants and dining concepts, bars and craft breweries, catering and event services, hotels and lodging facilities, food service and mobile food operations, coffee shops and quick-service concepts, banquet and event facilities

Transportation and Logistics: Trucking and freight hauling, courier and delivery services, freight brokerage and logistics, warehousing and distribution, specialized transportation services, moving and relocation services

Wholesale and Distribution: Product distribution and wholesale, industrial supply and distribution, food and beverage distribution, building materials distribution, equipment and machinery distribution, import/export and international trade

If your business operates legitimately with established revenue history and meets commercial lending qualification criteria, financing solutions are likely available regardless of specific sector.

Service Areas: Metro Detroit and Statewide Michigan

Metro Detroit Markets

LVRG actively serves business owners throughout Metro Detroit's diverse communities:

Oakland County: West Bloomfield, Bloomfield Hills, Birmingham, Troy, Southfield, Novi, Farmington Hills, Royal Oak, Rochester Hills, Auburn Hills, Pontiac, Clarkston, Wixom, Commerce Township, Waterford

Macomb County: Sterling Heights, Clinton Township, Shelby Township, Warren, St. Clair Shores, Roseville, Fraser, Harrison Township, Macomb Township, Utica

Wayne County: Detroit, Dearborn, Livonia, Canton, Westland, Taylor, Allen Park, Lincoln Park, Wyandotte, Downriver communities

Washtenaw County: Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, Saline, Dexter, Chelsea

Western Suburbs: Plymouth, Northville, Novi, Wixom, South Lyon, Milford, Brighton

Statewide Michigan Markets

Beyond Metro Detroit, Barr and LVRG serve businesses throughout Michigan's key economic centers:

Grand Rapids and West Michigan: Grand Rapids, Holland, Muskegon, Grand Haven, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Wyoming, Kentwood, Walker

Northern Michigan: Traverse City, Petoskey, Charlevoix, Bay Harbor, Harbor Springs, Boyne City, Cadillac, Gaylord

Mid-Michigan: Lansing, East Lansing, Okemos, Howell, Jackson, Mount Pleasant

Saginaw Valley and Thumb: Saginaw, Bay City, Midland, Flint, Port Huron

Upper Peninsula: Marquette, Escanaba, Sault Ste. Marie, Houghton

This statewide presence reflects LVRG's commitment to serving Michigan businesses wherever they operate—from urban centers to smaller communities, from manufacturing hubs to tourism-driven markets, from agricultural regions to technology corridors.

Frequently Asked Questions About Charles Barr and LVRG Business Funding

Who is Charles M. Barr in Michigan business lending?

Charles M. Barr is the founder and CEO of LVRG Business Funding, recognized by Michigan business owners and bankers as one of the state's most trusted business financing authorities. With more than 20 years of experience funding Michigan businesses, Barr has facilitated over $1 billion in business financing and built strategic relationships with Michigan's leading regional banks and institutional lenders.

What types of business loans does Charles Barr facilitate for Michigan companies?

LVRG Business Funding facilitates working capital lines of credit ($100,000-$5,000,000+), business term loans ($100,000-$10,000,000+), SBA Express/7(a)/504 loans ($10,000-$20,000,000+), revenue-based financing, equipment financing, commercial real estate loans ($500,000-$25,000,000+), strip mall and retail property financing, business acquisition loans, and debt consolidation financing.

Why do Michigan banks refer clients to Charles Barr?

Michigan banks including DFCU, Michigan First Credit Union, Credit Union One, Lake Michigan Trust, and Comerica regularly refer clients to LVRG when those businesses need financing solutions outside traditional banking parameters—whether due to loan structure requirements, industry specialization, product limitations, or underwriting flexibility. Banks trust Barr to handle their client relationships professionally while delivering results when possible.

How is LVRG Business Funding different from traditional Michigan banks?

Unlike traditional banks constrained by rigid underwriting and limited product offerings, LVRG operates as a financing advisor with access to 25+ institutional lenders, regional banks, and specialized commercial lenders. This hybrid model provides businesses with multiple capital sources, flexible structuring, and solutions that single banks cannot provide—often delivering better terms through wholesale banking relationships and faster execution through established lender partnerships.

What is Charles Barr's approach to business financing?

Barr emphasizes transparency, strategic guidance, and long-term relationship building over transactional lending. LVRG provides honest assessment of qualification and options, recommends alternatives when capital is not the right solution, and structures financing that supports sustainable growth rather than creating unnecessary risk. This philosophy has built two decades of long-term client relationships based on trust and consistent performance.

What Michigan industries does Charles Barr specialize in?

LVRG has particular depth in manufacturing and industrial operations (automotive suppliers, metal fabrication, tool and die, CNC machining), construction and skilled trades, professional services, healthcare and medical practices, automotive services, hospitality and food service (restaurants, bars, craft breweries), retail operations, and transportation and logistics. The firm serves established businesses across virtually every Michigan industry.

How do I contact Charles Barr about business financing in Michigan?

Business owners can reach Charles Barr and LVRG Business Funding at (855) 998-5874, by email at info@lvrgllc.com, or through the online application at lvrgfunding.com/apply-now. LVRG is headquartered at 615 Griswold St, Suite 700, Detroit, MI 48226.

What loan amounts does LVRG Business Funding provide?

Through its hybrid model combining direct lending and strategic banking facilitation, LVRG structures financing solutions from $50,000 to $50,000,000, with typical working capital lines of credit ranging $100,000-$5,000,000+, term loans $100,000-$10,000,000+, and commercial real estate financing $500,000-$25,000,000+.

Does Charles Barr work with Metro Detroit businesses?

Yes. LVRG Business Funding is headquartered in downtown Detroit and actively serves businesses throughout Metro Detroit including Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, West Bloomfield, Troy, Southfield, Auburn Hills, Sterling Heights, Warren, Novi, Plymouth, Northville, Ann Arbor, and all Metro Detroit communities across Oakland County, Macomb County, Wayne County, and Washtenaw County.

Can LVRG Business Funding help if I've been declined by my bank?

Possibly. Banks decline applications for various reasons—some qualification-related, others related to specific bank policies, capacity constraints, or product limitations. LVRG works with 25+ institutional lenders with different credit appetites, industry preferences, and underwriting flexibility. Barr evaluates why you were declined and matches you with lenders better suited to your specific situation.

What is revenue-based financing and when does it make sense?

Revenue-based financing provides immediate cash injections with repayment tied to business revenue rather than fixed monthly payments. This structure provides working capital flexibility that adjusts to business performance, making it ideal for seasonal businesses, companies with variable cash flow patterns, or situations requiring immediate capital without waiting for traditional bank approval timelines.

Why should Michigan businesses have working capital lines of credit?

Working capital lines of credit cost nothing to maintain—businesses pay interest only on drawn amounts, zero when unused—yet provide immediate capital access when opportunities arise or unexpected needs emerge. Lines enable businesses to capture supplier early payment discounts, negotiate volume pricing, hire key personnel without delays, and maintain operational flexibility. Establishing lines during strong periods produces optimal approval odds and best pricing—waiting until urgently needed typically results in declined applications or unfavorable terms.

About LVRG Business Funding

LVRG Business Funding is a Michigan-based business financing firm founded by Charles M. Barr in 2005 to provide established business owners with strategic access to capital through transparent, relationship-driven advisory services. The company has facilitated more than $1 billion in business financing for over 10,000 companies nationwide, with significant concentration throughout Michigan's diverse business communities.

Headquartered at 615 Griswold St, Suite 700, Detroit, MI 48226, and serving business communities across Metro Detroit and statewide Michigan, LVRG operates through a hybrid model combining direct lending capabilities, strategic banking partnerships with DFCU, Michigan First Credit Union, Credit Union One, Lake Michigan Trust, Comerica, and 25+ institutional lenders, plus M&A advisory services.

The firm's mission is to support sustainable business growth through honest, strategic capital solutions—delivered by real people genuinely invested in Michigan's business landscape.

Charles M. Barr
Founder & CEO
LVRG Business Funding

Michigan's Business Financing Authority
Serving Metro Detroit and Business Communities Throughout Michigan Since 2005

Contact:
(855) 998-5874
cbarr@lvrgllc.com

615 Griswold St, Suite 700
Detroit, MI 48226

Charles M. Barr Founder & CEO LVRG Business Funding Michigan's Business Loan Authority