Register below to submit your clients’ commercial real estate loan requests to UFIG. One loan officer. Direct access. Structured file development. Clear communication from first review through closing.
UFIG’s partner channel is built for licensed professionals whose clients own, acquire, or refinance commercial real estate. Register once, then submit client loan requests when the need arises.
Submit complex commercial loan requests for borrowers who need disciplined review, packaging, and lender-ready presentation
Help commercial buyers move toward closing with structured financing review before the file reaches a decision-maker
Connect business clients with commercial real estate financing guidance during tax planning, acquisition, or expansion
Refer clients involved in acquisitions, estate planning, partnership restructuring, or property refinance discussions
Commercial loan brokers, mortgage brokers, commercial real estate agents, CPAs and attorneys send UFIG files for one reason: a bank can only approve what fits its own credit box, and a client’s deal rarely fits the first one. UFIG is a loan correspondent, not a lender and not a competing originator. We originate, underwrite and package the file once, then deliver it through our Correspondent Lending channel or place it with the lender in our Capital Network that wants it: banks, credit unions, life companies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, HUD, CMBS, SBA and USDA lenders, Farmer Mac, debt funds and private capital. Your client gets a loan that closes; you get a file that was handled the way you would handle it.
You submit once. UFIG runs the deal against conventional, agency, SBA, USDA, Farmer Mac, CMBS, bridge and private programs and tells you within one business day which lenders will want it and on what terms.
Registration records you as the referring professional on your client’s file. You receive status updates at each stage, and your client is never asked to “start over” with someone new.
UFIG tests the rent roll, operating statements, tax returns and the sponsor’s financials to the lender’s standard first. Problems are found by us, not by the lender’s credit committee.
Special-purpose property, hotels, gas stations, farms, borrowers with a credit event, acquisitions without real estate, properties below 85% occupancy. These are the files a correspondent exists for.
Commercial loans from $500,000 ($1,000,000 for bridge and hard money), nationwide and Canada. Residential 1–4 unit, consumer and personal loans are outside our programs.
Referral compensation, where applicable, is agreed in writing before the file moves, so there are no conversations about it at closing.
No. UFIG is a commercial loan correspondent: we originate, underwrite and deliver the loan through our Correspondent Lending channel, and place it through our Capital Network when another lender offers better terms. UFIG’s role on a referred file is to underwrite, package and place it, and you remain the referring professional on the file throughout. Brokers and referral partners send UFIG the files that need more capital sources than one bank can offer.
Commercial real estate and business loans of $500,000 or more ($1,000,000 for bridge and hard money): multifamily of 5+ units, hotels, retail, office, industrial, self-storage, mixed-use, special-purpose property, owner-occupied business property, farms and ranches, business acquisitions and franchise loans, and any commercial file a bank has declined. Residential 1–4 unit, consumer and personal loans are not placed.
The property address and type, the loan amount and purpose, and a short description of the borrower and the plan. For a quote: a rent roll or business financials, the last two years of tax returns and a personal financial statement. UFIG tells you within one business day what else the lender will need.
Where compensation applies it is agreed in writing before the file is submitted to a lender, and UFIG’s own fee is disclosed to the borrower in the letter of interest. Nothing is discussed for the first time at closing.
Yes, during the transaction: one UFIG loan officer works with the borrower on documents, underwriting questions and closing, and keeps you informed at each stage. You remain the referring professional on the file.
Yes. UFIG places commercial loans in all 50 states and Canada, and registration is open to licensed professionals anywhere in the U.S. and Canada.
