Steps to Claim Your Funds
Identify Your Eligibility
We carefully identify any surplus funds that you may be entitled to once your debt is settled. In the context of a tax deed sale, "debt" refers to the unpaid property taxes, interest, penalties, and associated costs that are owed by the property owner to the local government. When these taxes remain unpaid for a certain period, the property may be sold at a tax deed sale to recover the owed amounts. The "debt" includes all of these accumulated charges, which must be settled through the sale proceeds before any surplus funds can be considered. Any potential "Lienholders" are identified as well.
Document Preparation and Submission
We will provide you with a few documents to sign. Once completed, we assemble the full claims package and file it with the appropriate agency. We cover all expenses and any legal fees, and we only get paid if your claim is successfully collected. If we are not successful (which is very rare), you owe nothing.
Document Preparation and Submission
We will provide you with a few documents to sign. Once completed, we assemble the full claims package and file it with the appropriate agency. We cover all expenses and any legal fees, and we only get paid if your claim is successfully collected. If we are not successful (which is very rare), you owe nothing.
Document Preparation and Submission
We will provide you with a few documents to sign. Once completed, we assemble the full claims package and file it with the appropriate agency. We cover all expenses and any legal fees, and we only get paid if your claim is successfully collected. If we are not successful (which is very rare), you owe nothing.