Imagine witnessing a family, already grappling with financial strain, lose their home to foreclosure. They have poured their hearts and savings into that property, only to see it slip away and face the daunting prospect of starting over.

Unfortunately, this situation repeats itself far too often.

Our company has a solution that can help homeowners recover financially after losing their homes: property refunds, or overages. Overage occurs when a property is sold at auction for more than the amount owed to the bank or government, leaving leftover refunds that the previous homeowner is entitled to.

However, many homeowners are unaware that they're owed a refund, and the government does not always make this information readily known.

We specialize in helping homeowners locate and recover these property refunds. We audit government records to identify property refunds owed to the homeowner.

Our mission is to ensure homeowners are informed about these refunds and assisted throughout the process of claiming them from claim submission to claim completion.

We locate which government entity is holding the refund, petition them on the homeowner’s behalf, and manage all necessary legal paperwork to ensure the claim is submitted to the appropriate government agency. We also handle all associated costs—legal fees, court fees, filing fees, notary fees, and other expenses—so homeowners don’t pay anything out of pocket upfront.

We work closely with a well-established network of experienced attorneys to ensure each claim is processed quickly and efficiently, especially given the government deadlines that need to be met. If a court appearance is necessary, our attorneys will represent the homeowner in court to make the process as easy and stress-free as possible.

Our company’s goal is to return the financial stability and peace of mind that homeowners deserve by helping them claim the funds rightfully owed to them.

DISCLAIMER:

Please be advised that we will never request sensitive information such as bank account details, Social Security numbers, or credit/debit card information from homeowners. Moreover, we do not request any upfront payments from homeowners in order to process a claim

Our company covers all expenses related to each claim upfront, including filing fees, notary fees, attorneys' fees, and court costs.

We operate exclusively on a contingency basis, meaning our compensation is solely contingent upon successfully recovering the property refund for the homeowner. If, for any reason, there is an unsuccessful resolution, the homeowner will not incur any fees or charges for our services.

Furthermore, our company will only receive payment for services in the amount mutually agreed upon by both parties—and no more.