Estimated recovery period is typically 4-6 months, but may vary according to case complexity and third-party response times.
We process all the legal documents communicating with multiple agencies on your behalf
No matter how you paid it off (sale, refinance, or even foreclosure), find out if you have unclaimed equity.
“I never knew about this! I can't believe my wife and I had so much money that was due to us on our loan note. THANK YOU!” Mark Severs - PA
We were skeptical at first, but this program really came through for us! We had no idea there were funds available to us based on our foreclosure. It's made a huge difference for our family." - Sarah and Tom L., Ohio
"I was struggling to make ends meet after a job loss, and I lost my home. This program helped me recover some unexpected money from my foreclosure, giving us the breathing room we desperately needed!" - Max R., Texas
"The process was straightforward, and the results were incredible. I highly recommend this program to anyone who wants to see if they are owed money from their foreclosure. Thank you for helping us get back on our feet!" - Tracy G., Florida
Answer: The program helps former homeowners recover surplus funds when their foreclosed property sold at auction for more than the owed debt.We conduct title searches, audit foreclosure sale records, and file claims with trustees or state agencies to secure your rightful funds. is a lawful administrative process—no lawsuits or court appearances required.
Answer: Your property must have been foreclosed on and sold at auction (within the past 1–5 years, depending on state laws).You’ll need to provide: The foreclosure sale notice or case number. Proof of ownership (original deed or mortgage documents).Government-issued ID and Social Security number (for verification).We verify if surplus funds exist and handle all paperwork.
Answer: Typical recoveries range from 10,000 to 10,000 to 100,000+, depending on: The auction sale price vs. the owed debt. State-specific holding periods and fees. Example: If your home sold for 50,000 over the mortgage balance, you could receive ∗∗50,000 over the mortgage balance, you could receive ∗∗35,000–$45,000** after fees.
Answer: Funds are held by: The foreclosure trustee (initially).County courts or state unclaimed property divisions (if unclaimed).We file claims directly with the holding agency to release your money.
Answer: The program involves an upfront fee $995 to reserve your spot. This fee covers the cost of forensic audits, and administrative work.
Answer: Most claims resolve in 60-90 days. Delays may occur if: The holding agency requires additional documentation. Funds have escheated to the state (we expedite these cases).
Answer: If our audit confirms no overages, you owe nothing. You’ll receive a full report of our findings at no cost.
Answer: Funds are yours to use as you wish—no restrictions. Common uses: Pay off debt or medical bills. Invest in new property or savings. Cover living expenses or emergencies.
Answer: Surplus rights are separate from mortgage debt. Even if you owed money after foreclosure, you’re still entitled to overages.
Answer: Most states require only public notices (e.g., newspapers), not direct contact. Many homeowners miss deadlines because they’re unaware funds exist.
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