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Due to difficult economic situations, many businesses cannot afford to pay their SBA loans while maintaining profitability, causing loan defaults to happen at record levels.
The original loan terms were generous, and some loans like PPP could be forgiven if specific criteria were met. If keeping the original terms is not possible, the loan defaults and is sent directly to the Bureau of Fiscal Services (BFS).
The terms at the BFS are not as generous as your original loan, so it makes strategic sense to protect the original terms if you can. If it does default, talking to an experienced professional will help you understand your rights and options.
Once sent to the BFS, the government will aggressively attempt to collect the debt using traditional collection actions such as bank levies, wage garnishments, and liens. To stop this, you must demonstrate to the BFS that you lack the financial ability to full pay the balance. We can then help establish three paths:
Installment Agreement: Set up to full pay the balance over time.
Partial Pay Installment Agreement: Allows you to pay much less than the full amount owed.
Offer In Compromise: Settles the full amount of the loan owed for much less than the total.