Dale A. Rinehart and Jeana L. Yeager, f.k.a. Jeana L. Rinehart, et al. - Page 3




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          (Advanta).  Ms. Yeager was listed as the borrower, and John L.              
          Babcock5 was listed as a coborrower.  Ms. Yeager listed her                 
          address as 614 Sandydale Drive, Nipomo, California 93444 (the               
          California address).  Ms. Yeager and Mr. Babcock signed a note              
          dated June 21, 1991, in the amount of $75,000.  The interest rate           
          was listed as 13.35 percent.  Ms. Yeager obtained this loan to              
          take advantage of business opportunities related to Voyager.                
               To secure the $75,000 loan, Advanta filed a Deed of Trust              
          dated June 21, 1991, with San Luis Obispo County, California,               
          recording a second mortgage on the property located at the                  
          California address.  The deed of trust was signed by Ms. Yeager             
          and notarized.                                                              
               Sometime before May 1995, Advanta foreclosed on the property           
          securing the $75,000 loan.  In 1995, Advanta took title to the              
          property securing the $75,000 loan, sold the property securing              
          the $75,000 loan, and discharged the principal balance                      
          outstanding on the $75,000 loan.                                            
               Advanta issued a Form 1099-C, Cancellation of Debt, for 1995           
          to Ms. Yeager.  The Form 1099-C reported May 17, 1995, as the               


               5  At the time, Mr. Babcock was Ms. Yeager’s business                  
          manager at Voyager Aircraft, Inc. (Voyager).  Ms. Yeager became             
          involved with Voyager in an attempt to fly an airplane around the           
          world without stopping or refueling.  In December 1986, Richard             
          G. Rutan and Ms. Yeager accomplished this feat, an aviation                 
          milestone, and as a result the airplane used to accomplish it               
          hangs in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum.                              






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