Institutional Capital. Commercial Expertise. Exceptional Execution.
Commercial Funding Partners (CFP) delivers equipment financing and institutional capital solutions for America's most ambitious commercial projects. With funding capabilities ranging from $250,000 to more than $300 million, we help established businesses secure the capital needed for expansion, modernization, automation, acquisitions, infrastructure, and investments in mission-critical equipment. Our unique platform combines direct lending capabilities with an extensive network of banks, institutional investors, family offices, and specialty finance partners, allowing us to structure financing solutions that many traditional lenders simply cannot provide. From complex progress-payment facilities and large-scale equipment acquisitions to sale-leasebacks and customized capital structures, CFP is built to solve challenges and engineer financing opportunities. Since 2012, and backed by an ownership team with nearly four decades of commercial finance experience, we have helped companies across manufacturing, energy, healthcare, construction, mining, transportation, technology, and industrial markets execute projects that drive long-term growth. Whether you're financing $250,000 or $300 million, you'll work with senior professionals who remain engaged from your first conversation through your final funding. At CFP, we don't just finance equipment, we help finance what's next.
Funding from $250K to $100M+ for new and used equipment, including installation and soft costs.
Capital structures from $5M to $300M with progress payments, construction draws, and multi-vendor facilities.
Unlock working capital from equipment you already own while keeping full use of it in your operations.
White-label financing programs that help equipment manufacturers and dealers close more sales, faster.
Where banks send quality deals that fall outside their credit policy, while keeping the client relationship.
Declined or offered poor terms elsewhere? Get a free, no-obligation review of alternative structures.
Financing for software, engineering, installation, and other project costs banks won't put on their books.