HOW IT WORKS
Understanding What Happens After A Foreclosure
Foreclosures and tax sales often conclude with a public auction where high bids exceed the initial debt. After all mortgages, taxes, and legal fees are paid from the sale, the remaining balance is considered surplus funds. Under state law, these excess proceeds may be rightfully claimed by the previous property owner or other eligible parties.
In many cases, notifications letters are sent to the last known address on record. If the property owner has moved or the information is no longer current, they may never receive the notice. Without a claim being filed, surplus funds can remain with the court, county, trustee or other government agency until they are claimed by eligible party.
Navigating the complexities of surplus fund recovery is challenging, but you have a dedicated partner. Integrity Assets Group collaborates with government entities and specialists to manage your entire claim process seamlessly. Ultimately, our services are provided with zero financial risk to you. We never require upfront payments; our compensation is entirely contingent upon a successful recovery. If we do not secure your funds, you pay nothing.
Our Recovery Process
Research
We perform an exhaustive audit of county records to identify your eligibility for unclaimed proceeds.
Verification
Our team verifies all property details and establishes your rightful ownership through public registries.
Prepare Documents
We gather and organize all necessary paperwork accurately to ensure a smooth recovery phase.
Submit Claim
Your finalized claim is officially submitted to the county for final review and approval.
Receive Funds
The recovered proceeds are transferred directly to you, completing your financial restoration.