Hey there, let’s have a little chat about the SBA loan default scenario. As Lawscape of the Lawscape, I’m very committed to leveling the playing field for you.

This is all about giving you a better understanding of how folks and agencies – such as lenders, CDC, the SBA, and the DOT – strategize and make decisions when navigating the murky waters of an SBA loan default situation. The SBA and the DOT are big names in this field, and having a handle on their thought processes is crucial to your success.

A Little Peek Behind the Curtain

Check this out – I’ve found a great resource where a lawyer who often represents bankers and lenders in SBA loan dealings discusses lender liability within the SBA Offer in Compromise process. It might just give you a better understanding of your “SBA adversary.”

Why Trust the Lawscape with Your Treasury or SBA Debt Problems?

Well, I’m glad you asked! Over the years, I’ve been instrumental in resolving a substantial amount of SBA debts through Offer in Compromise approaches and negotiated repayment agreements. And that’s without my clients having to raise the white flag and file bankruptcy or face the potential loss of their homes.

We’ve also successfully defended our clients against large Treasury debts identified in AWG Hearings, Treasury Offset Program Resolution, Cross-servicing Disputes, Private Collection Agency Representation, and even through Compromise Offers and Negotiated Repayment Agreements.

As an authorized representative by the Agency Practice Act, our team is well-equipped to represent Federal Debtors all across the nation, before not just the SBA (The SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals), but also before the Treasury Department and the Bureau of Fiscal Service.

So remember, when it comes to dealing with SBA loan defaults or any issues related to SBA debt, our commitment at Lawscape is to ensure you’re never outgunned or outmaneuvered.