Colorado Capital Management

The firm maintains an internal underwriting team that sources direct lending and real estate opportunities directly, rather than relying solely on external manager selection. It has executed co-investments alongside GPs in middle-market private credit and opportunistic real estate funds. This direct sourcing model allows Colorado Capital Management to capture proprietary deal flow and maintain control over underwriting.

The firm targets direct and co-investments in private credit, real estate, and infrastructure, typically in the $10 million to $100 million deal-size range. It focuses on cash-flow-oriented, downside-protected strategies across senior secured loans, asset-backed credit, commercial real estate debt, and infrastructure debt. The firm also maintains exposure to select public equities.

Colorado Capital Management is structured as an RIA that originated from a single-family-office mandate but now serves a broader mix of family offices and institutional allocators. The firm manages assets across private credit, real estate, and infrastructure, operating with institutional-grade investment processes suitable for external capital.

The firm participates in both direct deals and co-investment opportunities, while also committing capital to select funds. Its allocation strategy includes direct lending and asset-backed credit as primary vehicles, with co-investments alongside established GPs in middle-market private credit and real estate. This blend provides flexibility in risk allocation.

The underlying wealth origin is not publicly disclosed. Colorado Capital Management was initially formed to manage assets for a single wealthy family, but the family identity remains private. The firm now manages capital from multiple families and institutions without disclosing the original source.