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The value of preparing for the effects of disasters on your small business by learning about SBA Disaster Loans.

Article that explains why the author usually can’t help borrowers with defaulted SBA Disaster loans. Covers the main reasons why settlements are hard to achieve for these types of loans.

Another round of common SBA default questions and answers. Answers answered by Jason Milleisen, SBA default expert.

Article that explains why an attorney is not always the best alternative to handle the negotiation of a defaulted SBA loan. Discusses situation when you absolutely need an attorney.

Article that discusses lessons learned in my time as an SBA workout consultant. Offers insights that borrower can use.

Article that discusses three important reasons why you should settle your SBA debt sooner than later. These tips can save you thousands of dollars.

SBA Express Loans are probably the most readily available source of capital for businesses that need up to $350,000. If you have a viable small business, you have a good shot at getting a loan.

Familiarize yourself with alternative financing options such as SBICs. Administered by the Small Business Administration, SBIC funds various stages of a small business. The article explains SBIC funding and the process needed to follow to obtain them.

Article that explains what an "Arms Length" sale is, as it relates to an SBA loan and the sale of a business. Gives examples of what are considered to be legitimate and non-legitimate transactions.

Article that discusses possible reasons why some lenders will not negotiate a loan settlement. Offers insights into why some lenders will settle, while others will not.

The intent of the SBA Section 504 program (Section 504 refers to the part of the Small Business Act that authorizes this loan program) is to provide growing businesses with long-term, fixed-rate financing for the purchase of major fixed assets

Here's a bit of background on how the various Section 7(a) loan programs differ from one another:

When you hear someone say that he or she is going to apply for an SBA loan, you may believe that all SBA loans are created equal. Nothing could be further from the truth.

For many business owners '" especially small business owners '" raising capital means getting a loan from or guaranteed by the Small Business Administration (SBA).

Article that explores why assistance for SBA 504 borrowers is limited. Talks about possible solutions that would save thousands of businesses from foreclosure.

The Small Business Administration is offering a series of educational seminars for tax planning and other useful advice aimed at small business owners and entrepreneurs. Courses are free of charge and held in Market Street, downtown San Francisco.

Article that discusses whether an SBA can be extinguished through bankruptcy. Talks about why a person might choose to settle instead of filing for bankruptcy.

Article that discusses why the SBA is less likely to foreclose on an SBA 504 Commercial Mortgage than in the past. Explains how the 504 loan works, and what a borrower can do after foreclosure.

Article that discusses SBA loan forgiveness. Talks about general philosophies regarding SBA loan settlement.

There are more SBA loan funds available right now than in years past. This is mainly due to 1) a change in administrations, and 2) the fact that both TARP and the new small business law added funding for SBA lending.

Answers to common questions posed by clients about SBA Default, and SBA Loan Forgiveness, and SBA Settlement.

Answers to common questions posed by clients about SBA Default, and SBA Loan Forgiveness, and SBA Settlement. Explores how long it will take to settle, whether an SBA disaster loan can be settled, and why an SBA expert can bring value.

The SBA is the best resources to help small businesses succeed. If you are starting a small business, the SBA website is the place to start to give your business the best chance of success.

Article that explains when an OIC is required in order for a lender to consider releasing a lien on your home. Also discusses situations when an OIC should not be required.

The Small Business Administration has been providing small businesses with funding since 1953.

One of the best resources available for small business owners is the U.S. Small Business Administration.What can the SBA do for you and your small business? The better question may be what can't the SBA do to help you with your business.

During the perceived economic recession, the SBA has placed $25 billion into the hands of small business owners.

Article that explains why SBA lenders foreclose on borrowers homes following SBA loan default. Offers tips on how to get the SBA to release a lien on your home.

Article that addresses questions regarding whether the SBA will release a lien on a personal residence following an SBA Loan Default. Discusses two scenarios: when there is equity, and where there isn't.

Article that offers a rebuttal to the assertion that all consulting firms who claim that they can assist with SBA debt settlement are scammers. Explains how to tell whether a consultant is legitimate or unsavory.

Second Wind Consultants is organizing a series of seminars designed to bring our strategies to you, the borrower in default. These strategies help defaulted borrowers preserve their assets and reduce personal guaranty...

Nobody has ever been put in jail for borrowing money, making an honest effort, and not being able to pay it back. Plenty of people have gone to jail for committing fraud. Keep that in mind when making submitting your Offer In Compromise.

There are Sba grants available for small business owners. The only thing is that these grants are very limited and anyone who comes across these grants should apply for it at his earliest.

Article that discusses the importance of trying to settle SBA debt as quickly as possible after your business closes. Explains how the amount you owe continues to rise as your file gets passed along from one government agency to another.