Baltimore-based Capital Funding Group (CFG) has successfully orchestrated a strategic financing initiative, generating over $41 million in capital through three distinct bridge-to-HUD transactions designed to bolster the operational capacities of multiple senior living facilities across four states. The company’s recent financing portfolio comprises a $27 million loan refinancing three skilled nursing facilities in South Carolina and Missouri, an $8 million transaction supporting an additional skilled nursing facility, and a $6.7 million loan facilitating the acquisition of an 84-unit assisted living and memory care community in Washington, demonstrating CFG’s expanding geographical footprint in healthcare lending.
You’ll find CFG’s market position strengthening considerably since its 1993 founding, as evidenced by its accumulated portfolio of 760+ closed deals totaling $5.9 billion in financing—statistics that position the firm as an industry leader in healthcare and multifamily lending. The company’s entrepreneurial approach to financing challenges distinguishes it from traditional lending institutions, with customized solutions that address the complex capital requirements inherent in senior housing operations, particularly during ownership changes and refinancing cycles that demand flexible capital structures. This approach aligns with their recent completion of a $9.95 million subordinate loan for Silverado Senior Living to support acquisition of memory care communities. Many of these facilities are incorporating eco-friendly design features to meet the growing demand for sustainable retirement living options.
CFG’s financing methodology incorporates sophisticated bridge-to-HUD loan structures that provide immediate capital while positioning borrowers for eventual conversion to permanent HUD-insured mortgages, a strategic approach that optimizes both short-term operational liquidity and long-term financial sustainability. The firm recently completed a $93.8 million bridge-to-HUD loan for nine skilled nursing facilities in Utah, further showcasing their capacity for large-scale healthcare financing. The firm’s expertise spans multiple financing modalities beyond conventional lending, including mezzanine financing and specialized working capital loans tailored to healthcare providers’ unique cash flow requirements.
With headquarters in Maryland and transactions spanning multiple regions, CFG has evolved from a boutique lender to a significant market player with over $5 billion in assets, while maintaining its relationship-driven service model that combines institutional lending capacity with personalized client engagement.
The three recent transactions reflect CFG’s continued commitment to the senior housing and long-term care sectors, segments projected to experience substantial growth as demographic shifts increase demand for specialized healthcare accommodations nationwide.
