Lending Automator helps private money, hard money, and commercial brokers accept applications, match borrowers with lenders, collect documents, manage tasks, and move business-purpose real estate loans from intake to closing.
Private money broker software is a workflow system for brokers who arrange hard money, bridge, fix-and-flip, DSCR, ground-up construction, and other business-purpose real estate loans.
Instead of managing loan requests through spreadsheets, PDF applications, email follow-up, and manual lender tracking, brokers can use one online system for borrower intake, lender matching, document collection, messages, tasks, and pipeline visibility.
Lending Automator is designed around the workflow private money, hard money, and commercial brokers repeat every day: collect the deal, match it to lenders, follow up with borrowers, and keep the file moving.
Use a branded application page so borrowers can submit business-purpose real estate loan requests from any device.
Organize lender requirements and compare loan data against available funding sources.
Send quote requests that are tied to the application workflow.
Let applicants upload documents, submit forms, and e-sign through the applicant portal.
Use Virtual Processor technology to assign tasks, send notifications, and follow up on missing items.
Keep application activity, messages, notes, lender details, and borrower records in one place.
Lending Automator is not a generic CRM pipeline or consumer mortgage tool. It is built for private money, hard money, and commercial workflows where brokers need fast intake, lender-specific requirements, borrower follow-up, and clear visibility across active deals.
Lending Automator is listed at $99 per user per month, with annual billing savings available. No onboarding fees or setup costs are required.
If you are evaluating software for a private money, hard money, or commercial brokerage, these pages explain the product from different angles.
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