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Many homeowners use mortgage loans to purchase their homes. If borrowers can’t make their loan payments as promised, the mortgage holder has the right to foreclose on the property, repossess the home, and sell it. If the mortgage holder receives more money from the sale than what the borrower owed on the property, the former property owner is entitled to receive these surplus funds.
Depending on the state, a borrower may have a right of redemption for a limited time after the sale. To redeem a property after a foreclosure sale, you must pay the sales price, interest, and other costs to the winning bidder. State law will also determine how long the borrower can stay in the property before being formally evicted.
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Our office has successfully obtained full value surplus funds after the foreclosure sale for a wide range of clients. We offer a comprehensive package that puts the most amount of money in your pocket and also protects your assets.
A knowledgeable advocate will represent your rights to obtain the money from the foreclosure sale of your house that rightfully belongs to you.
We welcome the opportunity to speak with you at a no-cost initial consultation.
FAQ's
Q: What are surplus funds?
A: Surplus funds are funds left over after a foreclosed listing is sold for more than what is owed on the mortgage.
Q: Why do I need to work with a recovery agency?
A: Working with surplus recovery experts will help you understand your rights and the amount you’re entitled to. Our specialists can also provide thorough legal assistance and guide you through the foreclosure process step by step.
Q: Who does your agency serve?
A: United Surplus Recovery Services proudly offers complete foreclosure assistance for all clients in the United States.
Q: Why should I work with your agency?
A: We only employ highly trained and qualified surplus recovery specialists who are familiar with foreclosure law. Because foreclosure law is complicated, it’s important to work with experienced professionals. We can help you avoid costly mistakes and speed up the foreclosure process by providing foreclosure auditing services, professional legal assistance, and claims assistance.
Q: How much money can I get?
A: The foreclosure process is different for every individual. When you consult with us, our surplus recovery specialists will always be straightforward and honest about what to expect at every stage of the process.
Q: Why do I need auditing services?
A: Auditing is crucial in determining the amount of money owed to you. Our surplus recovery specialists perform in-depth research to find unclaimed funds held by trustees or government agencies.
Q: What types of unclaimed funds are there?
A: Unclaimed funds, also known as unclaimed property, may include:
Tax Refunds
Escrow
FHA Mortgage Insurance
Overpayments
Certificates of Deposit
Heir Estates
Deed & Tax Sales
Bankruptcy