Our Story

We founded this company out of a deep belief in financial justice. Too often, bureaucratic complexity and lack of awareness prevent people from accessing money they're legally entitled to. Government agencies hold these funds, but they make minimal effort to notify owners. Meanwhile, strict deadlines mean that unclaimed overages can be permanently lost.

We saw an opportunity to make a real difference – to bridge the gap between complex government processes and the people who rightfully deserve their funds. Our goal is to help individuals and families recover money that can change their lives, whether it is for medical expenses, home repairs, or simply providing financial relief during difficult times.

Why This Work Matters

Every year, millions of dollars in tax overages sit unclaimed in government accounts across the country. These funds belong to everyday people – individuals and families who may not even know this money exists. Our mission is simple: find these funds and help the rightful owners recover what's theirs.

Behind every tax overage is a person with a story. Maybe it's someone who lost their home during a difficult period and deserves to recover something from that loss. Maybe it's an heir who doesn't know their late parent had funds waiting for them. Maybe it's someone who could really use a few thousand dollars to handle an unexpected expense.

These aren't just case files to us. They're opportunities to make a tangible difference in someone's life. That's why we do this work, and that's why we take it seriously.

We promise to treat your claim with the care and attention it deserves. We'll be honest about the process, transparent about timelines, and persistent in pursuing your recovery. We'll keep you informed, answer your questions, and work tirelessly to get you the money you're owed.

And if we can't recover your funds, you'll owe us nothing – because we only succeed when you succeed.

What Drives Us?

Financial Justice

We believe that your money should belong to you, not disappear into government coffers because of red tape or missed deadlines. Every person deserves the opportunity to claim what's rightfully theirs.

Transparency

The claims process can be confusing and intimidating. We believe in clear communication, honest explanations, and keeping our clients informed every step of the way. No jargon. No runaround. Just straightforward guidance.

Personal Service

You're not a case number to us. We assign each client a dedicated case manager who knows your situation and is personally invested in your success. When you call, you'll speak with someone who knows exactly where your claim stands.

Precision

We don't operate on guesswork. Our research is thorough and accurate. We only contact people when we've verified that funds exist and that they have a legitimate claim. This attention to detail extends through every phase of the recovery process.

Our Values

Integrity

We operate with honesty and ethical practices in every interaction. We do what we say we'll do, and we never make promises we can't keep.

Expertise

We've developed deep knowledge of tax overage laws, county procedures, and claim requirements across multiple jurisdictions. This expertise means fewer delays and higher success rates.

Compassion

We understand that many of our clients have experienced financial hardship, property loss, or the death of a loved one. We approach every case with empathy and respect for your situation.

Persistence

Government bureaucracy can be slow and frustrating. We stay on top of your claim, following up regularly and addressing obstacles immediately to keep things moving forward.

Our Commitment to You

When you work with us, you can expect:

✓ Honest assessment of your claim and realistic timeline expectations
✓ Clear explanation of the process, our fees, and what you'll receive
✓ Dedicated case manager who knows your situation personally
✓ Regular communication with updates on your claim's progress
✓ Professional service that respects your time and concerns
✓ No upfront costs and no fees unless we successfully recover your funds
✓ Majority of recovered funds going directly to you

Let's Work Together

If you've been contacted by our team, it's because we believe you're entitled to tax overage funds. We've done the research. We know the process. All that's missing is your decision to let us help.

We invite you to reach out with questions, concerns, or to simply learn more about your specific situation. There's no obligation, no pressure – just honest conversation about an opportunity to recover money that belongs to you.

We're here to help you recover what's rightfully yours.

How This Works

When property is sold at a tax sale or foreclosure auction, it sometimes sells for more than what was owed. That difference – called a tax overage or surplus – belongs to you, the former property owner. But here's the challenge: these funds don't come to you automatically. Without the right guidance, they can be lost to government coffers or claimed by others.

We specialize in recovering tax overages for individuals and families across the country.

If We Reached Out to You, There's A Reason!

You may have received a letter or phone call from our team. That's because our research indicates you may be entitled to tax overage funds. We don't reach out on speculation – we contact you because we've identified money that could belong to you or a family member.

Your next step is simple: let us show you what we've found.

Our Simple 3 Step Process

Step 1: Approval / Verification
Your Approval - we need your approval to work on your behalf. Once we have your approval, we verify and explain exactly what funds are available and how much you could receive.

Step 2: Documentation
We handle all the paperwork, notarization, and filing requirements.

Step 3: Recovery
Once approved, funds are disbursed from the government agency. We keep you informed at every stage, so there are no surprises.

How Much Could You Recover?

Tax overages can range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands, depending on the property value and the amount owed at the time of sale.

Time is critical. In many states, tax overages are only held for a limited period. After that deadline passes, the government may legally keep those funds. Don't let bureaucratic timelines cost you money that's rightfully yours.

Why Choose Us?

Precision Research - We conduct thorough audits of county records and tax sale documents to ensure accuracy before we ever contact you. Our research process is meticulous, so you can trust that the funds we've identified are legitimate.
Continuous Communication - You'll never be left wondering what's happening with your claim. We assign you a dedicated case manager who provides regular updates throughout the entire recovery process. From initial paperwork to final payment, you'll always know where things stand.
No Risk To You - We work on a contingency basis, which means you pay nothing upfront. Our fee is only collected if we successfully recover your funds. If we're unsuccessful, you owe us nothing. The process is completely risk-free. While we charge a fair fee for our expertise and effort, the majority of recovered funds go directly into your pocket – where they belong.

Take the First Step Today!

If you've been contacted by our team, it's because we believe you're entitled to tax overage funds. The research has been done. The opportunity is real. All that's left is for you to take action.

Don't let this money slip away.

📞 Call us today: [Your Phone Number]
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The search is over. The money is waiting. Let us help you claim what's yours.

Frequently Asked Questions

Your Questions Answered – Clearly and Honestly

We understand that receiving notice about unclaimed money can raise questions and even skepticism. Below, we've answered the most common questions we hear from people like you. If you don't see your question here, please don't hesitate to contact us directly.

How did this money end up with the government?
When property is sold through a tax sale or foreclosure, the proceeds are first used to pay off the debt owed. Any remaining funds are deposited into a government holding account. The government is required to hold these funds for a specified period and make them available to rightful claimants, but they don't actively seek out owners to notify them.

Why didn't anyone tell me about this money?
Government agencies are only required to make minimal effort to notify former property owners. This usually means publishing a notice in a local newspaper or sending a letter to an old address on file. If you've moved, changed your name, or simply missed the notice, you may never have known about these funds.
That's why services like ours exist – to actively research and locate people who are entitled to money they don't know about.

Is this a scam?

This sounds too good to be true.
We completely understand your skepticism – and we actually encourage it. Tax overage scams do exist, which is why you should be cautious. Here's what makes legitimate services different:
We provide documentation proving the overage exists before you commit to anything
We never ask for money upfront – our fee only comes from successfully recovered funds
We're licensed and registered with the appropriate state agencies
We work with official government offices and can provide verification of our claims research
We're happy to answer all your questions and provide proof of the overage before you agree to work with us.

Can I verify this on my own?
Absolutely. Tax overages are public record. You can contact the county clerk or treasurer's office where the property was located and ask about surplus funds from tax sales. However, navigating these systems can be time-consuming and confusing. We've already done the research and know exactly where your funds are held.

Why do I need your help? Can't I just claim this myself?
You absolutely can attempt to claim tax overages on your own. However, the process is complex and involves:
Identifying the exact government office holding the funds
Understanding specific claim requirements that vary by jurisdiction
Completing extensive legal documentation correctly
Meeting strict filing deadlines
Providing proof of ownership or heirship
Following up persistently with government agencies
Many people find this process overwhelming or make mistakes that result in delayed or denied claims. We handle everything correctly the first time, saving you time, stress, and potential errors.

What is your fee, and when do I pay it?
We work on a contingency basis. This means:
No upfront costs – you pay nothing to get started
No out-of-pocket expenses – we cover all filing fees, notary costs, and administrative expenses
Fee only upon success – our fee is a percentage of the recovered funds and is only collected if we successfully recover your money
You get the majority – the larger portion of recovered funds goes to you
The exact percentage is specified in our written agreement before any work begins. There are never any hidden fees or surprise charges.

What happens if you can't recover the money?
If for any reason we're unable to successfully recover your funds, you owe us nothing. The entire process is risk-free for you. We only succeed when you succeed.
How long does the process take?
Typical processing times range from 3 to 6 months, though this varies depending on:
Which government agency holds the funds
The complexity of your claim
Whether additional documentation is needed.

How quickly the agency processes claims
We provide realistic timeline expectations for your specific situation and keep you updated on progress throughout.

Will I be kept informed during the process?
Yes – continuous communication is one of our core commitments. You'll receive:
Regular status updates (weekly or bi-weekly)
Immediate notification of any developments
Direct access to your dedicated case manager
Answers to questions at any time
You'll never be left wondering what's happening with your claim.

How do I know if I'm eligible?
If we've contacted you, it's because our research indicates you're likely eligible. Generally, you're eligible if:
You owned the property that was sold
You're the legal heir of the deceased property owner
You have rights to the estate through probate or inheritance
We verify eligibility before we ever reach out to you.

What if the property belonged to a deceased family member?
You can still claim tax overages on behalf of a deceased relative if you're a legal heir or estate representative. The process requires additional documentation such as death certificates, probate papers, or proof of heirship, but we guide you through obtaining everything needed.

What if I co-owned the property with someone else?
Co-owners are typically entitled to their proportional share of the overage. We can handle claims involving multiple owners or heirs and ensure everyone receives their appropriate portion.

What if I'm not sure if this is my property?
We'll provide specific details about the property including the address, sale date, and approximate overage amount. If you're uncertain, we can verify ownership records and confirm whether you have a claim.

Are there deadlines for claiming tax overages?
Yes. Most states impose strict time limits ranging from 1 to 5 years from the date of sale. Once this deadline passes, the funds typically become property of the state and cannot be recovered. This is why it's critical to act quickly when you're notified about potential funds.

Is my personal information safe?
We take your privacy and security seriously. Any personal information you provide is:
Used solely for processing your claim
Stored securely with industry-standard protections
Never shared with third parties except as required for claim processing
Handled in compliance with all privacy regulations

Will someone need to come to my home?
For your convenience, we often arrange for a mobile notary to come to your home to notarize required documents. This is completely optional – you can also visit a notary of your choice. The mobile notary service is provided at no additional cost to you.

Why am I receiving a check -vs- EFT deposit?
In most cases, the government agency will mail a check directly to you, the claimant. In some jurisdictions, the check may be issued to our office, in which case we immediately send you your portion via your preferred method.

How much will I receive?
The total overage amount varies based on the property sale price and the debts that were paid. After our agreed-upon fee is deducted, you receive the remaining balance, which is always the substantial majority of the recovered funds.
We'll tell you the estimated overage amount upfront, so you know what to expect.

Are there any other fees I should know about?
No. Our contingency fee covers everything – research, filing, notary services, follow-up, and all administrative costs. There are no additional fees, hidden charges, or surprise expenses.

Are tax overage recoveries taxable?
We recommend consulting with a tax professional about your specific situation. In many cases, tax overages are not considered taxable income, but individual circumstances vary. We provide you with all documentation needed for your tax records.

What if someone else tries to claim my money?
Tax overages go to the rightful owner or their legal heirs. However, if multiple people have competing claims (for example, several heirs of a deceased property owner), the process can become more complex. We help you establish your rightful claim and navigate any competing claims if they arise.

What if I already sold or lost the property years ago?
The overage is still yours. It doesn't matter if you no longer own the property, if it was foreclosed on, or if the sale happened years ago. If you owned it at the time of the tax sale, the surplus belongs to you (or your estate).

Why should I trust you over other companies?
Trust should be earned, not assumed. Here's what we offer:
Transparency – we explain everything clearly and provide documentation
Communication – you're updated regularly and have direct access to your case manager
No risk – you pay nothing unless we recover your funds
Track record – we've successfully recovered funds for many clients
We encourage you to ask questions, verify our credentials, and take the time to feel comfortable before proceeding.

What exactly is an "overage"?

A tax overage, also called surplus funds or excess proceeds, occurs when property is sold at a tax sale or foreclosure auction for more than the amount of back taxes, liens, and fees owed. The difference between the sale price and the total debt is held by the county or state and belongs to the former property owner.

For example, if you owed $30,000 in back taxes and your property sold for $75,000, the $45,000 difference is your tax overage

Is this legitimate?

Absolutely. Tax overages are real funds held by government agencies after property sales. We're licensed professionals who help rightful owners navigate the complex claims process

Why do I need help?... Can't I do this myself?

You can attempt to file on your own, but the process involves strict deadlines, complex legal requirements, and extensive documentation. Many people find it overwhelming or make mistakes that result in denied claims. We handle everything correctly the first time.

How long does it take?

Typical processing times range from 3 to 6 months, depending on the county or state holding the funds. We keep you informed throughout the entire timeline.

What if I don't trust this?

We understand your caution – and we encourage it. We're happy to provide documentation proving the overage exists and answer any questions you have before you commit to working with us.

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