Unclaimed Home Equity Retrieval Services
Did you lose your home/property to foreclosure? You may be owed money.
When a home/property is sold at a foreclosure auction for more than the mortgage debt, the leftover equity belongs to you, the former property owner. This is often tens of thousands of dollars you never knew you had.
Hundreds of millions in this “foreclosure surplus” are currently held by courts and states, waiting to be claimed. Most property owners are completely unaware that this money exists.
If unclaimed, these funds will be permanently turned over to the government. The only way to get your money back is to file a claim before it’s lost forever.
No Recovery, No Fee. Nothing Up-Front.
If you’ve received a letter or a phone call from us, it signifies that we’ve already located unclaimed funds for you. Time is of the essence, and we must act swiftly to reclaim these funds to prevent the risk of them being permanently lost. Here is the law: If you don’t claim them within a certain timeframe,Ā Gov. will keep them permanently, and You may never claim them again. š¢Ā
How Do We Do It?
Client Assessment
We identify clients with unclaimed assets they may not be aware of.
Authorization Process
Clients sign necessary documents to enable us to initiate the asset recovery process.
Time-Critical Operation
Swift action is crucial as unclaimed assets have a limited timeframe for recovery; otherwise, they become permanently government-held.
Sole Opportunity
Our efforts represent the sole chance to recover these funds; any delay risks losing them forever.
Fee Structure
Our fees are typically deducted from the reclaimed funds, with the majority returned to our clients, the rightful owners.
Win-Win Solution:
This arrangement creates a win-win situation. Our clients receive the funds they rightfully deserve without any upfront financial burden or risk, and we are compensated for our successful recovery efforts.
Reclaim Your Lost Equity
We specialize in recovering your hidden home equity. After a foreclosure auction, if your home sold for more than your mortgage balance, the surplus belongs to you. This money often gets sent to state coffers, where officials rarely notify former property owners. We cut through the bureaucracy to get you what’s rightfully yours.
Foreclosure Recovery FAQ
Your Questions Answered About Surplus Funds Recovery
Ready to Reclaim Your Funds?
Start Your Free Claim Review TodayHow To Locate Unclaimed Assets Held by the Government?
Here’s a guide on how to do it:
- Start with Online Databases:
- Visit the official website of your state’s treasury department. Most states have an online unclaimed property database where you can search for your name or the names of your family members.
- Utilize national databases like MissingMoney.com, which aggregates unclaimed property information from multiple states.
- Gather Necessary Information:
- Be prepared with relevant information such as your full name, previous addresses, and any other details that may help identify your unclaimed property.
- For businesses or organizations, have the business name, tax identification number, and other pertinent information.
- Search Carefully:
- Use variations of your name, including nicknames, initials, and common misspellings.
- Check for unclaimed property in any state where you have lived or conducted business.
- Review the Results:
- If the search yields a match, carefully review the details to confirm that it belongs to you or the intended recipient.
- File a Claim:
- Follow the instructions provided by the respective state or agency for filing a claim. This usually involves submitting a claim form along with supporting documentation to prove your ownership.
- Be Patient:
- Processing times can vary, so be patient while your claim is reviewed. It may take several weeks or months to receive your unclaimed property.
- Stay Informed:
- Keep your contact information up to date with the relevant agency or state treasury to ensure you receive notifications about any unclaimed property in the future.
- Beware of Scams:
- Be cautious of third-party services that charge a up-front fee to search for unclaimed property. In most cases, you can conduct these searches for free on official government websites.
Remember that unclaimed property can take various forms, including cash, securities, insurance proceeds, and more. By regularly checking for unclaimed assets, you can potentially recover funds that you may have forgotten or lost track of over the years.
Disclaimers
GovUnclaimedAssets LLC is a private recovery assistance company and is not affiliated with any federal, state, or local government agency. We are not attorneys and do not offer legal advice. All legal filings are handled by licensed attorneys. Success rates vary depending on case complexity and court processing times.
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Client-Centric Approach
Our client-centric approach means that we invest our resources and expertise to recover lost funds on their behalf. Our fee is solely contingent upon successfully regaining the funds they are owed.
“After the bank sold my home at auction in Knoxville, I thought that was the end of the story. I had accepted that I’d lost everything – including the $38,000 in equity we’d built over 12 years of payments.
Then I discoveredĀ GovUnclaimedAssets.com. Their team explained that when a home sells for more than what’s owed, Tennessee law requires those excess funds to be returned to the homeowner. They conducted a search and found my property had sold for $65,000 over the mortgage balance.
TheĀ GovUnclaimedAssets.com legal team handled all the court filings and paperwork, fighting to recover what was rightfully mine. Within 60 days, I received a check for $34,123.63 after their fees. This unexpected recovery gave me the fresh start I desperately needed after losing my home.”
“I had been working with Malik and the team at GovUnclaimedAssets.comĀ for weeks, trying to save my Cleveland home from foreclosure. We were exploring every option to stop the auction and protect the $67,000 in equity we’d built over 14 years.
Malik was my last hope to save both my credit and my equity, but I hesitated too long. By the time I decided to move forward, the auction was just days away. There wasn’t enough time for their due diligence and title work, especially with the bank attorneys being unresponsive. I lost my home and watched my credit score plummet.
But Malik came to my rescue again. After the auction, he discovered Ohio’s surplus funds law and filed the claim for my lost equity. His team took their fee directly from the recovered funds, and within 45 days, I received my check for the remaining $49,663.22.”
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