Authority Asset Recovery

Mortgage Foreclosure Surplus Funds

Mortgage Foreclosure Surplus Funds represent the additional amount left after a foreclosed property is auctioned and all debts are paid. This surplus is rightfully owed to the former homeowner. However, claiming these funds is often a complex process, involving legal paperwork and strict deadlines. Many homeowners struggle to navigate this process, especially if they are unaware of their rights or the procedures involved.

Our service specializes in assisting with these claims. We understand the intricacies of the legal system and the specific requirements needed to successfully recover these funds. Without professional help, many homeowners miss out on this opportunity due to the complexity of the process, lack of awareness, or difficulties in fulfilling the necessary legal criteria within the required timeframe. With our expertise, we aim to simplify this process and ensure that you can reclaim what is rightfully yours.

Tax Deed Sale Surplus Funds

Tax Deed Sale Surplus Funds occur when a property sold due to unpaid taxes is auctioned for more than the tax debt. The surplus belongs to the former property owner, but claiming it involves navigating complex legal procedures and deadlines. Many owners are unaware of these funds or struggle with the claim process. Our service specializes in assisting with these claims, simplifying the process and guiding owners to recover their rightful funds. Without professional help, successfully claiming these surplus funds can be a challenging and often missed opportunity.

Unclaimed Property

Our service specializes in recovering a wide range of unclaimed property assets across all states. Unclaimed Property refers to various financial assets that have become dormant, unclaimed, or abandoned by their owners. These include inactive bank accounts, unclaimed insurance proceeds, stocks, dividends, uncashed checks, and refunds. Additionally, we handle contents from safe deposit boxes that have been left in financial institutions. If these assets remain unclaimed for a set period, typically around five years, and the holder (business or government entity) cannot locate or contact the owner, these assets are then turned over to the state's Department of Financial Services or a similar division. Our expertise lies in navigating the complex process of claiming these assets from state agencies, ensuring that rightful owners are reunited with their lost or forgotten property.