Start with one conversation with Byron.
30 minutes with Byron Kizzie, Managing Partner. No pitch. Bring your questions, your spouse or your CPA.
- See how the L5 fund works and what we invest in
- Ask the hard questions about risk, fees and timeline
- Find out if it's a fit, with no pressure either way
Veteran-led · Frisco, Texas · Our money goes in first
Prefer to talk now? Call (469) 960-3505.
From the calendar to the conversation.
Four steps, roughly 90 days from first hello to funded. Byron takes every first conversation himself.
Pick a time
Choose a 30-minute slot that works for you.
Get your invite
You'll get a confirmation by email with the details.
Talk with Byron
A private, no-pitch conversation about your goals and the fund.
Briefing and verification
If it's a fit, you'll get the private investor briefing and verify accredited status securely on InvestNext.
Two doors in. One conversation either way.
Accredited investors
The L5 fund is open to accredited investors. Minimum commitment is $25,000. Self-directed IRA investments are welcome.
Not sure if you qualify? Take the 60-second checkNot accredited yet?
Start with L5 Investor Foundations, our free education track. We'll be straight with you about eligibility.
Start Investor FoundationsBefore you book.
No. It's a conversation. Byron answers your questions and you decide if it's worth a next step.
Yes. We encourage it.
$25,000 for accredited investors, including through a self-directed IRA.
We underwrite to a 2.0x target multiple over a roughly 5-year hold, Targets are not guarantees, and all investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal.
Build the legacy you'll hand down.
One conversation. No pitch. Just you, your questions, and the person who underwrites every deal.
Pick My Time with Byron →L5 Legacy Capital offerings are made under SEC Rule 506(c) to accredited investors only. This page is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities. Any offer is made only through the fund's offering documents. Targets are not guarantees; investing involves risk, including loss of principal.