The Process
Foreclosure?
Have you experienced a foreclosure? Do not miss out on your unclaimed funds!
Audit Performed
We will perform an audit on the state and/or county level to find out exactly how much is owed to you.
Contact Us
Call us today to begin the process of recovering your funds.
Get Paid
You will receive a check directly from the county/state with the amount owed to you.
Why Money is Owed to You!
Tax Deed or Mortgage Foreclosure
Following the event of a foreclosure, an auction is held on your property to cover the amount due in unpaid taxes or mortgage. This starting amount is set at the amount of taxes or mortgage owed.
Auction Profits
Unbeknownst to most, the property is typically sold for a higher amount than the amount owed. That profit is owed to the previous owner!
Notification Letters
A notification letter acknowledging the surplus is sent to the last address on file, but typically the previous owner is never actually informed about the surplus.
We Help You File
Our role is to help your file your claim with the county to recover your surplus funds that are rightfully owed to you!
Zero Out-of-Pocket Expenses!
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What's The Catch?We do all we can to remove any barriers of entry for our clients. This means zero upfront fees! We collect a finder's fee only upon recovering your rightfully owed funds.
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How Much Money Should I Expect to Recover?We have had clients recover as little as $1000 up to nearly $100,000 in recovered funds. Each individual case will vary based on the initial bidding price of the foreclosed home and the final sale price.
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Couldn't I Find My Own Money?The information on these unclaimed fund accounts is not typically posted on public records by government agencies. This is why so many people miss out on their surplus funds. It is very unlikely that you would be able to discover records of the missing funds without the assistance of an agency like ours.
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How Will You Find The Money?We will consistently audit multiple government agencies until we can locate and release the unclaimed funds owed to you.
