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The CFG Financial Services Companies are a one-stop shop, dedicated to providing “full service” financing, investing and advisory solutions to the healthcare and multifamily industries—all under one roof.
CFG is the national leader in HUD Section 232 program financing and refinancing for long-term care/skilled-nursing facilities.
Working capital—money to fill time gaps between current assets and current liabilities, and assure day-to-day operating success—is integral to CFG’s comprehensive approach to healthcare and multifamily facility financing.
From drawing board through infra-structure development and construction, CFG can provide all forms of healthcare real estate funding—HUD-insured debt, interim debt, or equity and leases.
Whether you are acquiring a single facility, adding facilities to present holdings, or acquiring an entire chain, Capital Funding Group can provide the necessary financing—debt and/or equity—through our Capital Markets Group.
What the Brief Life of CFG Community Bank Means for Banking
American Banker — What the Brief Life of CFG Community Bank Means for Banking by Sarah Todd NOV 6, 2013 2:23pm ET Capital Funding Group (CFG) had a brief taste of banking, and that was enough. The looming challenge of Basel III prompted the health-care financing company to exit banking just four years after its […]
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Erik Howard
Managing Director, Real Estate Finance, Capital Funding, LLC
Mr. Howard joined Capital Funding in September of 2004, where he is responsible for the structuring and financing of healthcare real estate transactions.
“Remote Deposit Capture allows our nursing facilities’ office managers to make deposits right at their desks. This has eliminated the need to take time out of their busy days to drive to the bank. We can view the deposits same day and the funds become available to us within the same timeframes as if they went to the bank…”
— Blaine Brint