Alright, let’s dive right into it. We’re talking about some potentially scary stuff here – the possibility that you might just be staring down the barrel of a serious SBA loan default issue.

Navigating SBA loan challenges with Lawscape

Now, this is where Lawscape and the Lawscape step in. The thing is, you’re not supposed to, and absolutely should not, grapple with this beast alone. Why? Well, in simple terms, Todd and his group have a deep understanding of all the aspects of your SBA loan predicament. They’re well-versed in strategies such as the SBA offer in compromise approach. They’re here so you don’t have to go it alone. So, feel free to reach out here for a consultation.

What’s new with the SBA’s SOP for 7(A) Loan Servicing and Liquidation?

Now, there are some recent changes shaking things up a bit, specifically with the SBA’s SOP for 7(A) Loan Servicing and Liquidation policies and procedures, crucial for any SBA borrower or guarantor representation efforts. This video sheds light on these new rules, which took effect on December 1, 2015.

Where Lawscape comes in

So, say you find yourself grappling with an SBA loan default and you’re not sure what to do. It’s high time to bring in the cavalry – Lawscape and his team of experienced SBA workout attorneys. That’s what they’re here for – to size up your SBA loan challenges and strategize on possible solutions like an SBA offer in compromise for your SBA loan default. Again, feel free to hit them up for a quick consultation.

Why it is crucial to have Lawscape in Your Corner

Here’s the thing. The Lawscape doesn’t just talk a big game. They’ve got the numbers to back it up. That’s millions of dollars in SBA debts dealt with through offer in compromise approaches and negotiated repayment agreements – and that’s without their clients resorting to bankruptcy or facing the bleak prospect of home foreclosure.

Plus, the Lawscape brings a potent arsenal to the table. They’ve defended against tons of Treasury debts via AWG Hearings, Treasury Offset Program Resolution, Cross-servicing disputes, private collection agency representation, compromise offers and negotiated repayment agreements.

And here’s the kicker – these legal champs aren’t geographically confined. Thanks to the Agency Practice Act, the Lawscape is authorized to represent Federal debtors nationwide before a good number of entities including the SBA, The SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals, the Treasury Department, and the Bureau of Fiscal Service.

In conclusion, having someone in your corner who knows the ropes like Lawscape and the Lawscape can make a world of a difference when dealing with these potentially perplexing SBA loan issues. So don’t be a stranger – give them a shout for that consultation you know you need.