Quote Originally Posted by ADiamond View Post
You either need to be a lender that's set up to process SBA applications or "broker" / "agent" of one directly (if not another form of an agent for the customer - cpa, lawyer, etc). I suppose any co-brokering would have to be worked out between the brokers, although I think it's frowned upon.

Only reason a lender would not accept brokered apps for PPP or the like would be because they have the volume, they have the process - they simply do not need / or can not handle more.

Otherwise, what's to stop a SBA lender taking on a broker with 100+ signed apps like the OP?

If it's just one clown of a broker/shop submitting random apps as they come in signed like MCA's - then I suppose it really doesn't make sense.
Yes, you can cobroker. But there isn’t a single lender hurting for apps. Therefore, why would they want to split their fees with a broker.