Our Services

We are experts in the Unclaimed Funds Recovery business.

At our firm, we specialize in unclaimed funds recovery. We diligently search for funds held by government agencies that are owed to private individuals. Our process ensures that you pay nothing out of pocket; we only receive compensation if we successfully recover funds for you. Here are the key points:  

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1. No Upfront Costs: You won’t incur any expenses during the recovery process.

2. Split Recovery: We share the recovered funds with you.

3. Timeliness Matters: It’s crucial to act promptly. If you delay, the government may claim the funds. 

4. Surplus funds can provide much-needed financial assistance during a challenging time and help individuals move forward with their lives.

 

Understanding Surplus Funds After Sale

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Lienholders with a valid interest in Tax Sale or foreclosed properties may also qualify to claim surplus funds. These lienholders include mortgage lenders, banks, or other creditors who placed liens on the property as collateral for loans or debts owed by the borrower. Secondary lienholders have the right to seek reimbursement for outstanding balances.

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Once secondary lienholders are satisfied, the previous property owner may be entitled to excess funds. Despite losing ownership of the property, the former owner retains the right to claim any surpluses resulting from the property sale.

 

Notifying Relevant Parties

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Our experience indicates that mortgage companies typically do not inform borrowers about surplus/excess funds. Additionally, borrowers often relocate or face eviction after the sale, making it unlikely they’ll receive mail sent to their previous address. Therefore, it’s crucial to notify the appropriate parties that you are represented by legal counsel and demand the surplus/excess funds.

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Navigating the Surplus Funds Claims Process

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Understanding the steps involved in claiming surplus funds from Tax sale or foreclosure sale is essential:

1. Filing a Claim:

   • Individuals seeking surplus funds must initiate the process and Tax Deed Recovery will act on your behalf to demand your excess funds.

   • Claimants should provide necessary paperwork to support their claim. This typically includes a copy of government-issued identification (such as a driver’s license) to verify identity and eligibility.

 

Don’t miss out on what’s rightfully yours—contact us today!

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