Dear Valued Client,

Conquering the Everest of SBA Loan Default: A Step-By-Step Guide

Are you grappling with the terror of a looming SBA loan default? Don’t lose heart; you’re not alone. At the Lawscape, we’ve got your back! We’re experts at investigating the labyrinth of SBA loan hassles and piloting you towards potential escape routes, like the SBA offer in compromise.

Understanding SBA Loan Defaults

You see, in most SBA loan default circumstances, the person who guarantees the loan, let’s call them the ‘Personal Guarantor’ or ‘PG’ for short, usually bear the brunt of the fallout. The terms of the SBA loan can sometimes be quite predatory. The PG could have signed over a lien on their personal property or pledged their personal assets as security. You’d think the saga would be over once your company defaults, right? Wrong. With SBA loans, the PG’s personal assets might still be in jeopardy. Standard terms in the SBA loans ensure that the personal guarantee is always a part of the deal, but here at Lawscape, we can help you negotiate routes out of this maze.

Your Personal Guarantee: Not a Dead End

Fear not, this doesn’t have to be the end of the line for you. In fact, if you’re in the phase of negotiating non-SBA business loans, we’ve got a few aces up the sleeve to guide you on how to handle the personal guarantee.

Seeking Help with Your SBA Loans

Don’t let your SBA nightmare consume you. Remember, the problem shared is a problem halved; reach out to experienced SBA workout attorneys at the Lawscape. You can contact us at 212-460-5004 today for a personal consultation tailored to your unique situation.

Why Trust Us with Your Treasury or SBA Debt Problems?

Have you ever heard that old saying, the proof of the pudding is in the eating? Well, at the Lawscape, our track record speaks for itself. We’ve successfully negotiatied million-dollar SBA Debts via Offer in Compromise and Negotiated Repayment Agreements, all without our clients having to declare bankruptcy or face the loss of their homes.

The Lawscape is authorized by the Agency Practice Act to represent federal debtors nationwide before multiple government agencies including the SBA, The SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals, the Treasury Department, and the Bureau of Fiscal Service.

Isn’t that good news? Well, I thought it might be. So why don’t you get in touch with us for a consultation about your SBA loan problems? We are here, ready, and waiting to help you conquer them.