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Welcome to Discover My Funds, your trusted partner in surplus funds asset recovery. We specialize in helping homeowners reclaim their rightful excess funds generated from property tax sales and auctions. Our team of dedicated professionals combines expertise in real estate and taxation to navigate the complexities of the asset recovery process, ensuring you receive the financial benefits you deserve.
At Discover My Funds, we are committed to providing comprehensive support and personalized service, guiding you every step of the way to maximize your financial recovery. Let us help you unlock your potential funds and secure your financial future.
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At our asset recovery firm, we provide dedicated legal representation with no upfront cost to you. Our comprehensive service includes thorough research and expert handling of your claim. We strive to maximize your compensation, ensuring no money is left on the table. Trust us to guide you through every step of the process with diligence and dedication.
Most Asked Questions.
Real estate excess funds, also known as surplus funds or overage, are the remaining proceeds from the sale of a property after all liens, debts, and expenses have been paid off. These funds can become available, for example, after a foreclosure sale or tax lien sale.
Excess funds are created when a property is sold at auction for more than the total amount owed on the mortgage, liens, and any associated sale costs. The surplus amount is the excess funds that may be claimed by the former property owner or other entitled parties.
Typically, the former property owner is the primary party eligible to claim excess funds. In cases where the owner is deceased, heirs or other legal representatives can also file a claim. Additionally, any secondary lienholders or creditors may have a right to the funds.
The process generally involves submitting a claim form to the appropriate government office, along with any required documentation to prove your entitlement to the funds. The specific procedures can vary by jurisdiction, so it's important to check with the relevant office for detailed instructions.
The required documentation typically includes proof of identity, proof of ownership or interest in the property, the sale or auction details, and sometimes a death certificate if claiming on behalf of a deceased owner. Specific requirements can vary, so check with the local authority handling the funds.
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