During the Covid-19 pandemic, the US Government created EIDL loans through the SBA, which were designed for small businesses.  With low-interest rates and 30-year terms, these loans were created to help small businesses stay afloat during the pandemic’s economic slowdown.  The loans required the SBA to put a perfected security interest lien in place against a company’s assets, meaning no other lender could use your company’s assets as collateral.  This creates a problem when you need more funding from other sources.  Join Seth Block as he discusses strategies to keep your SBA loan in place while renegotiating your SBA-encumbered assets to help you grow.

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