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Jason Milleisen is the founder of Distressed Loan Advisors, and offers expert advice about dealing with SBA Loan Default. I have written numerous articles about SBA loan issues, and you can read them all at www.JasonTees.com. My services include assistance with debt settlement (aka Offer In Compromise), loan modifications, and lien releases. If it has to do with an SBA loan, I can likely be of service. Before I started my own debt settlement firm, I was an SBA workout officer at a large SBA lender, and handled and $85,000,000 delinquent loan portfolio. I negotiated directly with the SBA, so when it comes to settling SBA debt, I can say with confidence that there are no workout consultants out there who have as much first hand knowledge as I do. When it comes to SBA loan default, there is very little that I have not seen, so you can feel confident that my advice is based on past experience.

Experience in the area

Jason, the founder of DLA, has experience with all types of loans and businesses, from $5,000 unsecured lines of credit all the way up to $1 Billion large corporate syndications. He has 10+ years of commercial loan experience, and was trained at the 2nd largest financial institution in the world. Jason also spent 2+ years as an SBA workout officer, where he reviewed and negotiated SBA settlement offer with client.

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- Wordpress - Ezine - Go Articles - Article Base

Education/Credentials

Bachelors of Business Administration Major: Finance Minor: Accounting

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Bill02/21/12101010Thank you Jason
Ken07/16/11101010 
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Recent Answers from Jason Milleisen

2012-03-07 SBA & deed of trust:

You can run a title search to determine exactly who holds the Deed of Trust.  Whoever holds the Deed of Trust is who you need to approach.  Even if the file was passed to the SBA, it's still the bank who

2012-03-06 SBA & deed of trust:

Hello Erlinda,    In order to get the Deed of Trust removed, you need to speak with the lender who holds the Deed of Trust.  In most cases, that is the lender who originated your SBA loan, so you need

2011-11-15 Am I protected under the FDCPA:

Hello William,    If you personally guaranteed the debt, then you would be liable for the debt regardless of whether the business is still operating or in existence, provided that there is no defect in

2011-07-16 Wachovia/Wells Fargo and business debt:

Hi Ken,    Thanks for your questions. I have not worked for Wells Fargo, so I will answer your questions based on my own experiences.  I'll tackle them one at a time:    -Would the Special Assets designation

2011-06-12 personal guarantee:

Kelly,    Since the guarantee is a personal guarantee (as opposed to a corporate guarantee), I believe that that as long as the loan remains in place, any personal guarantors will also remain liable even

 

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