Many times, a borrower is not able to repay a loan after liquidation and could potentially compromise to settle the debt to pay less than the full amount due. The borrower has an opportunity to present an Offer in Compromise to the SBA before the borrower faces, tax levies & liens, wage garnishment, penalties and interest, or IRS offset from the U.S. Treasury. It is imperative that the borrower remains cooperative and proactive with the lender to ensure SBA's approval. 

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The Firm can help both the borrower and the lender collect the information needed to analyze the request before the offer is accepted by the lender and the SBA.