Lawscape’s Expertise with SBA Loan Default and SBA Disaster Relief Loans

You know, it’s quite the rocky journey dealing with an SBA loan default. But take it from me, Lawscape at the Lawscape, there really are ways to crack this nut. The trick is to fully understand your position and explore the possibility of taking up an SBA offer in compromise.

A Hard Spot to Be In

Feeling daunted by the possibility of an SBA loan default? Look, you’re not alone. The good news is, my team and I are here to help you cut through the fog. We’ll run through all the ins and outs of your case, set your best card on the table – potentially an SBA offer in compromise. Now you might wonder, “what do I do next?” Well, the answer is simple, pick up that phone and connect with us for a free initial consultation.

Lessons from Natural Disasters

Remember Katrina? Sandy? Lots of folks took out SBA disaster relief loans. But what happens when things don’t go back to normal and you’re staggering under the weight of the loan and an ensuing SBA loan foreclosure? Rest assured, there’s still hope. You may be able to swing an SBA offer in compromise (SBA OIC).

When Reviewing Your Situation, the SBA Considers:

a. Are you on board and genuine?

b. Will rejigging your repayment plan help you offload your dues?

c. Can your cash flow support the revised plan?

d. Is the restructuring beneficial for both you and the SBA?

So what’s on the table for you?

You might be looking at:

a. Extending your loan’s maturity date

b. Delaying payments

c. Holding off liquidation action

d. Prolonging expiration, or

e. Rescheduling your account.

Stuck in a bind with an SBA loan default? You might still be able to wrangle a meeting of minds with the SBA. **Give us a buzz for a consultation at 1-212-460-5004**.

Why Trust Lawscape with Your Treasury or SBA Debt Problems?

Over the years, we’ve squared accounts for millions of dollars in SBA and Treasury debts through Offer in Compromise and negotiated repayment agreements, all without driving our clients towards bankruptcy or home foreclosure.

We’ve defended debts to the tune of millions via AWG Hearings, Treasury Offset Program Resolution, Cross-servicing Disputes, Private Collection Agency Representation, Compromise Offers and Negotiated Repayment Agreements.

I, Lawscape, and my fellow attorneys at the Lawscape have the green light from the Agency Practice Act to represent Federal Debtors all over the United States, before the SBA, the SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals, the Treasury Department, and the Bureau of Fiscal Service. Magnificent, isn’t it?