FVR Commercial
Space to Run Your Business.
Property to Build Wealth.
We help Metro Atlanta business owners lease space, buy their building, and buy businesses, with lending in-house so funding never stalls the deal.
Led by Vernon Bryant, Qualifying Broker · Meet Vernon
Four Ways We Go to Work
Pick where you are. Every path runs through the same team, with financing attached.
Lease Space
Tenant representation for office, retail, industrial, restaurant, daycare, and medical space. The landlord typically pays our fee.
Buy Commercial Property
Buy the building your business runs in, or add income property to your portfolio. Owner-occupied and investment.
Buy a Business
Real estate and business brokerage on one team. Acquire a business, with or without the real estate.
Funding & Grants
SBA, conventional, and commercial lending in-house, plus grant research and a free tracker.
Who We Work With
Built for Main Street Owners
How It Works
Tell us what you need
A short intake builds your buy box or rent box: use, size, budget, area, and timeline.
We search on and off market
We work active listings and our network of off-market owners and brokers to find real options.
We negotiate and coordinate
We negotiate terms and run due diligence: zoning, inspections, leases, and the numbers behind the deal.
We fund and close
We line up financing in-house and coordinate your attorney and CPA through to closing.
Why FVR Commercial
A Brokerage That Closes
Veteran-owned
Led by Vernon Bryant, Qualifying Broker and a retired disabled veteran, with the structure and accountability that comes with it.
Two brokerages, one roof
Commercial real estate and business brokerage under one team, so a deal with real estate and a business stays coordinated.
Lending in-house
SBA, conventional, and commercial financing through Marquetta Bryant, so funding is part of the plan from day one, not an afterthought.
Grant and funding research
We research grants and funding for our clients and hand you a tracker to manage deadlines and documents.
Marquetta Bryant is a licensed Mortgage Loan Officer (NMLS #2512081). Mortgage and real estate services are provided through separate entities.
Commercial Questions
Do I need a broker to lease commercial space?
You do not have to use one, but you should. A tenant representative works for you, not the landlord, and the landlord typically pays the tenant broker's fee out of the deal. That means expert negotiation on rent, build-out, and terms at no direct cost to most tenants.
Who pays the tenant's broker?
In most commercial lease deals the landlord pays the commission, and it is split between the landlord's broker and the tenant's broker. So having your own representation usually costs you nothing out of pocket while giving you someone negotiating only for your side.
Can I buy the building my business operates in?
Yes. Buying your own building is one of the most common commercial deals we do. It turns rent into equity, can be financed with as little as 10 percent down through SBA programs in many cases, and gives you control over your location for the long term.
How much do I need down for a commercial property?
It depends on the loan. SBA 504 and SBA 7(a) financing can require as little as 10 percent down in many owner-occupied cases, while conventional commercial loans often want 20 to 30 percent. We map the right program to your deal on the funding page.
Do you help with grants?
Yes. We research grants for our commercial clients and give everyone a free grant tracker. Grants are usually smaller dollars that support a deal rather than replace financing, and we are honest about that upfront.
Start Your Commercial Search
Tell us what you are looking to do and Vernon Bryant, Qualifying Broker, will map your next move.
Prefer a form? It is on the way. For now, grab a time to talk commercial.