Frequently Asked Questions
When a property sells at auction for more than what was owed, the county holds the difference. That money legally belongs to the former owner or their heirs. Every state handles it differently, and there are strict deadlines. If you wait too long, the funds can be forfeited permanently.
Start with our free search. We review public records across counties nationwide to identify potential claims tied to your name or property. If we find something, we walk you through what it means and what your options are.
The process is more complex than most people expect. Every county and state has different requirements, and a single mistake or missed deadline can mean losing the funds entirely. Most of our clients come to us after trying on their own and realizing how involved it really is.
It depends on the county and the specifics of your claim. Some resolve faster than others. We keep you informed at every step so you always know where things stand.
Our fee is a percentage of the recovered amount, agreed upon and clearly outlined in your contract before any work begins. The exact percentage depends on the complexity of the claim. There are no hidden costs, retainers, or hourly charges.
Heirs are often entitled to claim excess funds, but the process involves additional legal steps that vary by state. We work with licensed attorneys who handle these situations regularly and can guide you through it.
No. We are a claims research and recovery firm. All legal filings are handled by licensed attorneys in your state who are part of our process.