What is the difference between a loan broker and an angel investor?

A loan broker generally works as an intermediary between the individual/entity taking out the loan and a commercial lender. An angel investor, on the other hand, is a wealthy individual who provides the capital/loan entirely on their own, and are seeking a higher return or ownership equity through their loan. So while, in theory, the person charging 10-15% could be either a loan broker or angel investor, I tend to believe it's a loan broker representing the amount that the commercial lender is asking for up front (potentially bundled with a brokerage fee that they are charging to act as intermediary).

Brokers are not professional but investors are. Brokers don’t have much industry knowledge (they say what they hear) but investors has sound knowledge of studying the market.

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