CAPITAL ADVISORY | STRUCTURED FINANCE

Capital for projects that don’t fit a lender’s box.

TLPG Capital structures and sources debt, structured capital, and equity for sponsors, developers, and owners on complex transactions across the United States and internationally.

TRANSACTION SIZE
$10M to $300M+
GEOGRAPHY
National and international
CAPITAL
Senior, bridge, construction, private credit, structured layers, and equity or JV
BEYOND CONVENTIONAL COMMERCIAL LENDING

Fewer boxes. More ways to get it done.

Banks and agency lenders work inside fixed limits: hold sizes, approved property types, leverage boxes, and stabilized-only rules. Because TLPG Capital works across private credit, debt funds, family offices, and institutional capital, most of those limits don’t define the deal. Our proprietary sourcing platform reaches 6,000+ lending and capital sources, from banks and credit unions to debt funds, private credit, and private equity. Each capital source still has its own criteria, and our job is to match the project to the ones built for it.

TYPICAL COMMERCIAL LENDER
TLPG CAPITAL
Loan size
Capped by the bank’s hold limit or the agency program
Sized to the project, from mid-market to large, multi-lender stacks
Property type
Approved asset list; special-purpose and operating assets often excluded
Hospitality, energy, data centers, entertainment, and other specialized assets are in scope
Project stage
Prefers stabilized, cash-flowing property
Land, pre-development, construction, lease-up, transitional, and stalled projects
Structure
One senior loan within fixed leverage and coverage limits
Layered capital stacks built around the business plan
Geography
Local or regional footprint, domestic collateral
Projects across the U.S. and select international markets
WHAT WE FINANCE

Project types that regularly come across our desk

Hospitality and resorts

Hotels, resorts, branded residences, and conversions, from ground-up through repositioning.

Energy and infrastructure

Solar, battery storage, power generation, and related infrastructure.

Data centers and digital infrastructure

Powered land, data center development, and connectivity assets.

Multifamily and build-to-rent

Ground-up, value-add, lease-up, and portfolio transactions.

Mixed-use and urban development

Residential, retail, office, and hospitality combined in one project.

Industrial and logistics

Warehouses, distribution, cold storage, and flex space.

Healthcare and senior living

Senior housing, assisted living, medical office, and care facilities.

Entertainment, sports, and studios

Film and production studios, venues, and sports and recreation facilities.

Student housing

Purpose-built and off-campus housing near universities.

Office and retail repositioning

Conversions, redevelopment, and recapitalization of transitional assets.

Land and master-planned communities

Acquisition, entitlement, horizontal development, and phased build-out.

Special-purpose assets

Self-storage, marinas, schools, parking, and other assets banks avoid.

SITUATIONS WE SEE

When the usual sources say no, or not yet

Construction completion and cost overruns

Gap capital to finish a project when budgets or timelines move.

Loan maturities without a take-out

Bridge or refinance capital when the existing lender won’t extend.

Recapitalizations and partner buyouts

Restructuring ownership or returning capital without selling the asset.

Time-sensitive acquisitions

Capital that can move on a contract deadline, with a path to permanent financing.

Stalled or distressed projects

Rescue capital to restart, stabilize, or reposition.

Cross-border sponsors and projects

Foreign sponsors investing in the U.S., and U.S. sponsors with projects abroad.

STRUCTURES

The right layer for each part of the stack

Large projects rarely fit one lender. We build the capital stack around the business plan, then take each layer to the sources best suited to execute it.

Senior debt
Acquisition, refinance, and cash-out recapitalization.
Construction and development
Land, horizontal, and vertical financing through completion.
Bridge and transitional
Short-term capital to close, reposition, or reach stabilization.
Private credit
Flexible debt from funds and family offices outside bank guidelines.
Preferred equity and mezzanine
Structured layers that fill the gap between senior debt and sponsor equity.
Equity and joint ventures
JV and co-investment equity for sponsors who need a capital partner alongside the debt.
Rescue and recapitalization
Capital for maturities, overruns, and partner changes.
Combined stacks
Multiple layers coordinated into one closing.
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL

Capital relationships that cross borders

We work on projects in markets across the United States and in the world’s major hospitality and destination markets, from Mexico, the Caribbean, and South America to Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. Our team brings experience in the U.S., the U.K., and Europe, and works in multiple languages.

United States
Primary and secondary markets nationwide
Mexico
Cancún, Tulum, Los Cabos, Puerto Vallarta
Caribbean
Bahamas, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Turks and Caicos, Cayman Islands, Aruba, Barbados, St. Lucia, Antigua
Central America
Costa Rica, Panama, Belize
South America
Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Brazil
Europe
United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Greece
Middle East
UAE, Saudi Arabia
Asia and Indian Ocean
Thailand, Maldives
PROCESS

From first look to closing

01

Initial review

Executive summary, sources and uses, sponsor background. An early, honest read on what’s realistic.

02

Structuring

Leverage, coverage, and exit tested the way a capital provider will test them.

03

Packaging

Deal package and data room organized for fast review.

04

Sourcing

Targeted outreach, under NDA, to the sources that fit.

05

Term sheets to close

Terms compared on fit and execution risk, not just pricing, through closing.

What we need to review a deal

Executive summary and the request · Sources and uses · Sponsor background, track record, and financial statement · Property details, existing debt, and operating history · Budget and pro forma for construction and value-add · Business plan and exit strategy

TEAM

Experienced people on every deal

Bobby Afrasiabi

Bobby Afrasiabi

Founder, TLPG Capital

21 years of lending experience. Works directly with private equity firms, debt funds, and institutional lenders to structure and source capital for sponsors and developers.

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Gloria D’Molina

Senior Advisor, TLPG Capital

18+ years in direct investment, infrastructure, hospitality, and investment banking across the U.S., the U.K., and Europe, with long-standing family office relationships.

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TLPG Capital is a division of Twin Air Financial LLC dba The Loan Pros Group, 1870 The Exchange SE, Ste 220 #254190, Atlanta, GA 30339. TLPG Capital is not a lender and does not make loans or offer securities. All financing is subject to the criteria and approval of the capital source.
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