The Small Business Administration runs a program that helps small businesses get loans by guaranteeing part of the loan for banks, making lenders more willing to say yes. Some businesses use paid "loan agents" who help them fill out applications and connect with lenders in exchange for a fee. This bill requires the SBA to publish a yearly report tracking how many of these agents are involved in loans, how many of those loans turn out to be fraudulent, how often those loans end up unpaid (with the government having to cover the guarantee), and how much money is being paid to these agents in fees overall.