Business Loan Broker in Aurora, CO
A business loan broker is a licensed intermediary who packages your loan file and places it with the lender most likely to approve it at the best terms — instead of you applying to a dozen lenders individually and taking a dozen credit hits. Marquette Capital Group operates as a business loan broker for Aurora operators, with direct relationships across every major commercial lending category.
The value of a good broker: one soft-pull application gets routed to the right lender the first time; you get one term sheet to compare against a real market; you don't waste 90 days finding out your file doesn't fit a particular lender's credit box.
The risk of a bad broker: files stacked to multiple lenders simultaneously, hidden fees, high-cost products pushed for commission. We disclose our compensation on every file up front — no surprises at closing.
- Owners who don't want to research 30 lender websites
- Complex files that need multiple lender opinions
- Borrowers who've been declined once and don't know why
- Businesses comparing 2–3 structures side-by-side
- Aurora operators new to commercial financing
- A commercial business (not consumer)
- Willingness to share financials for real underwriting
- Basic documentation up front (statements, tax returns, ID)
From intake to funded in four steps.
“The mark of a good broker isn't the size of their lender network — it's their willingness to tell you "you don't need us for this, go directly to Bank X" when that's the right answer. We do that regularly.”
Questions Aurora operators actually ask.
How does a business loan broker get paid?+
Origination fee, paid by the lender, disclosed up front. In some structures the fee is netted from proceeds. We'll show you the exact number before you sign.
Is a broker more expensive than going direct?+
Rarely, and often the opposite. Brokers with real relationships place files at bank rates. Owners going direct often accept the first offer they see, which is rarely the best.
Do brokers stack loans?+
Bad ones do. We don't. Stacking accelerates cash-flow strain and hurts your ability to refinance later.
How is a business loan broker regulated?+
Commercial loan brokering is subject to state-level commercial financing disclosure laws in Colorado. We provide the required disclosures.
Do you broker SBA loans?+
Yes. We package SBA files and place them with SBA-preferred lenders across the country. Local packaging, best-fit placement.
Talk to Aurora about business loan broker.
15-minute call. Real advisor. Real answer on whether this is the right program for your Aurora business.