Ready to Get Started?

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You’re in the Right Place.

If you’ve received a foreclosure notice, discovered excess funds, or confirmed you’re an heir — this is where we begin.

Take a breath.

You are not alone. And you do not need to figure this out by yourself.

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✅ Step 1: Confirm Eligibility

Before signing anything, make sure:

• You are the former property owner OR

• You are a legal heir of the former owner

• The property was sold at foreclosure or tax sale

• There are excess/surplus funds available

If you’re unsure, contact us first. We will verify everything at no cost.

 

📄 Step 2: Review the Service Agreement

Click the button below to review our official consulting agreement.

This agreement outlines:

• Our role as your foreclosure surplus consultant

• The scope of services provided

• Compliance and legal coordination procedures

• Our contingency-based compensation structure

You do not pay upfront fees.

We are compensated only after funds are successfully recovered.

 

✍️ Step 3: Sign Securely

Once reviewed:

• Sign electronically through our secure portal

• Upload any requested documents (ID, proof of heirship, etc.)

• Submit for processing

You will receive immediate confirmation once submitted.

 

📞 Step 4: Strategy Call

After signing, we schedule your case strategy session.

During this call, we:

• Confirm legal standing

• Review timelines

• Identify potential court or probate requirements

• Map out recovery steps

You’ll leave that call knowing exactly what happens next.

 

⏳ What Happens After That?

Our team will:

• Prepare court filings (if required)

• Coordinate with county officials

• Track case status

• Keep you updated at every milestone

You focus on your life.
We handle the process.

 

⚖️ Important

Do not contact the county alone once you retain us.
Do not sign documents from third parties without review.
Do not ignore court deadlines.

If you have questions at any stage, call us directly.

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🔴 Ready to Move Forward?

Click "START MY CLAIM NOW" to begin your secure agreement.

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