Korhorn Financial Group

Korhorn Financial Group

Korhorn Financial Group was founded in Edwardsburg, Michigan in 1999 by Kevin Korhorn. The firm began as a specialized tax and accounting practice before expanding into comprehensive wealth management. It now serves clients across southern Michigan and northern Indiana, focusing on business owners, medical professionals, and families navigating complex financial transitions. The firm's identity remains rooted in the Great Lakes region, where it operates from offices in Edwardsburg, Mishawaka, and St. Joseph. The firm organizes its services across three interconnected divisions: tax preparation and planning, investment management, and financial planning. Its investment philosophy emphasizes diversified, risk-aware portfolios. Korhorn's asset-class exposure includes individual equities, fixed-income instruments, mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, and real estate holdings. The firm does not publicly disclose specific deal-level positions or co-investment activity. Geographic deployment concentrates on domestic midwestern opportunities, reflecting a regional-first posture. Rather than participating in large-scale venture allocations, Korhorn tends to structure client portfolios around established public-market instruments and regional real assets. Korhorn Financial Group operates as a multi-family office, with a team structured to deliver integrated planning services. The firm's advisor roster includes CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professionals and enrolled agents, reflecting a dual emphasis on planning and tax expertise. Its Mishawaka and St. Joseph offices extend the firm's footprint into key commercial corridors of Indiana and southwestern Michigan. In addition to its core wealth-management business, Korhorn's sister entity, Korhorn Construction, develops residential properties in the region — offering clients a direct line to local real estate exposure that most advisory firms cannot replicate. What distinguishes Korhorn is its construction-linked operating model. A client entering a comprehensive planning relationship can access real estate development opportunities through the firm's affiliated construction company — a vertically integrated structure uncommon among midwestern multi-family offices. This design gives Korhorn a tangible asset pipeline that is directly embedded in the communities it serves, rather than sourced through third-party managers. The succession architecture reflects a family-led, multi-decade horizon, with the firm's second generation increasingly involved in day-to-day operations.