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Bridge and private capital for transitional, value-add, and time-sensitive assets

Bridge and private debt is for assets that are not yet a permanent-loan story: lease-up, renovation, a tight close, or a business plan that agency, life, and bank credit will not underwrite today.

Capital Market Funds sources this capital from private investors. This is not a consumer hard-money pitch, and it is not a claim that we fund on our own paper. It is institutional bridge and private credit, originated and closed for sponsors who need transitional capital and a path to takeout.

Typical uses

  • Value-add and lease-up business plans that need time before a GSE, life, or CMBS takeout
  • Time-sensitive acquisitions where a permanent box cannot meet the close
  • Transitional assets being repositioned — not stabilized core cash flow

Who it fits

Sponsors with a defined business plan, a realistic takeout, and an asset that will earn permanent debt after the work is done. It does not fit borrowers looking for “fast cash” copy or an unnamed 48-hour close.

How the file is executed

We originate the request to private credit and bridge sources, document the business plan and takeout, and stay in the file through closing. Pricing is typically floating over SOFR; proceeds and covenants follow the asset and the plan. When the asset is ready, we originate the permanent takeout — Fannie, Freddie, HUD, life, CMBS, or bank — as the file deserves.

Request a term sheet

Send the asset, the purpose, and the timing. Craig will tell you which capital source the file actually belongs in.

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