UFIG operates as a commercial real estate loan correspondent. We review, structure, package, and manage loan requests through established lending relationships and our Capital Markets Division. One loan officer. Multiple execution paths. No dead ends.
✓ Response within 24 hours • ✓ Same-day loan-file assessment available • ✓ No obligation
Many lenders review the surface: financials, credit, property reports, and checklists. UFIG goes deeper. We develop the full backstory of the property, project, and principals, test the data received against supporting documents, identify underwriting questions in advance, and build the file so it reflects a complete, verifiable loan request before it reaches a loan committee.
The value of UFIG is not that we have one answer — it is that we know which execution path fits. Loan requests are reviewed, structured, and packaged through a disciplined intake and file-development process. Files that require a different lender appetite move immediately through our long-standing capital source network.
UFIG reviews, structures, and processes your loan request with institutional lending discipline. We manage the file from intake through closing — one loan officer, no hand-offs, and a complete picture of your deal before final lender review.
When the file calls for another execution path, our Capital Markets Division works through 28 years of institutional lender and capital source relationships — SBA, USDA B&I, CMBS, bridge, private money, and investor capital. Same loan officer. Different path.
From conventional bank financing to government-backed programs and private capital, UFIG matches the loan structure to the property, borrower, and business plan. Minimum $500,000 — nationwide and Canada.
Acquisition, refinance, cash-out, and stabilized property financing for income-producing assets.
Learn more →Government-backed financing for qualified business owners, owner-users, and eligible commercial projects.
Learn more →Hotel acquisition, refinance, PIP, renovation, and ownership transition financing. From $500K.
Learn more →Flexible capital for timing-sensitive and transitional loans. Minimum $1,000,000.
Learn more →Financing built around tenant strength, lease structure, borrower profile, and lender appetite.
Learn more →Farm, ranch, vineyard, and hobby farm financing including Farmer Mac and USDA B&I programs.
Learn more →UFIG has been originating and providing commercial real estate loans since 1998. Watch to learn how we evaluate your deal — and why our file-development process is built around the most realistic path to closing.
Talk to a Loan Officer
Trying to reach a commercial loan officer at a bank can mean gatekeepers, delays, and repeated explanations. UFIG takes the opposite approach. During business hours, calls are answered by experienced loan officers who can engage with your deal immediately.
Securing financing in the hospitality sector has been an uphill battle over the past few years, with lenders tightening their requirements. Thanks to the dedicated efforts of the entire UFIG team, we navigated these challenges and secured an exceptional financing package tailored to our needs. Your expertise and commitment to finding the right solution made all the difference.
Most large banks were prioritizing existing clients while offering limited options. UFIG stepped in and secured the loan I needed. Their expertise, responsiveness, and commitment to finding the best structure made all the difference. I cannot thank them enough for their dedication to getting this deal closed.
UFIG led the underwriting, structure, and negotiations on our $44,000,000 refinance and expansion loan, ensuring a smooth close and positive experience for all parties involved. I would absolutely recommend UFIG based on their capabilities, professionalism, and successful track record in hotel and resort finance.
Call during business hours to speak directly with an experienced loan officer, or submit your deal for review. We evaluate whether the file fits our primary lending channel or should move through our Capital Markets Division.