If your property was foreclosed on, we’re contacting you to make you aware of possible excess proceeds that legally belong to you..

No but that’s a great question and one we’d like to know as well, if we were in your shoes.  Let’s layout the worst case scenario; you decide to work with us, send us your paperwork, we submit it to our attorneys and find out that the excess funds have liens that exceed the overage amount or have already permanently defaulted to the government — which sometimes does happen due to the amount of time that has elapsed. In this case; we would have already payed for the investigators, attorney, title search and sourcing & filing fees; not a cent of which came out of your pocket. We bare 100% of all costs.  There are never any upfront cost to our clients.

Let’s go to the other extreme.  Say we locate the money and it’s still there waiting to be claimed, great! Our attorneys file the claim & together; we manage the entire process. You get to live your life and focus on other things and in 60 to 120 days we call you up and say, “Mr/Mrs…….. your check is ready!” In either case… you win.  If you’re ever asked for any money or credit card info upfront by anyone, be alarmed. That’s DEFINITELY a scam

Yes, it may seem crazy; but after your former property’s foreclosure sale, there was a balance generated that exceeded  the amount you owed the state in taxes OR an amount that exceeded  the amount you owed your lender.  Explanation: At the properties auction; the bidding for your former property started  at what you owed yes; but because there were a multitude of bidders, the price was bid up far  past what you owed.  That’s where the excess funds are generated from and these excess funds are payable to you since the state or lender(s) are only privy to the amount you owed them.  The remaining balance?  Legally belongs to the original owner; you.  Most people are unaware of this and the state prefers it like that because if those excess funds are not collected in a specific time they say, “you abandoned the money” and they keep it.  This practice is called “escheatment.”

Our organization is commissioned to audit various government agencies on an ongoing basis to identify unclaimed funds that are owed to companies, private individuals and their heirs.  After we’ve confirmed all existing parties herein, we then conduct comprehensive searches utilizing various online tools to locate you.

Whatever excess funds are remaining will go to any outstanding recorded liens/financial obligations first, then any remaining balance is payable to the person(s) of interest.  In other words, you.  Sometimes? We’ve even seen liens that weren’t recorded with the state not even be considered by the judge, our client received everything.  This however; is on a case by case basis but if it’s there?  We’ll get it for you.

Excess proceeds law states that the family chain of succession must be incorporated in the event of deceased title holders. This means, any money owed will go to the next person according to the family bloodline if there is no surviving spouse.

Depending on the state, it can take anywhere from 3-9 months. Georgia’s average timeline is 3-4 months, California and Nevada usually 3-6 months and Washington/Arizona are 6-7 months. It all depends on a state by state basis. Due to COVID, processing times are subject to longer periods. 

If the HOA foreclosed, whatever amount is owed to them will be collected first before the funds are disbursed to the person(s) of interest.  In other words, you.

If he/she is on the property title, then we would need both parties to sign the authorization of representation and the agreement.  If not, then you  keep the balance.

A Birth Certificate and Death Certificate will suffice.

Yes, but like most professional services handled by Realtors, Lawyers, Paralegals, and Mortgage Loan Officers; they come with many years of training and experience. Technically, most professional services can be attempted by an individual without the expertise, but it’s not recommended. Just like other professional services, the reason our clients hire us is to save themselves time, energy, and money.

Yes, you can search through the numerous government databases & record sites for the unclaimed assets, then do the research, auditing, cross-claims, legal opinion letters, pay for the title search and all the attorney fees yourself or…you can let the pro’s at Acquired Solutions do all the legwork for you and simply wait for your check.

Many of our cases result in excess proceeds being paid out to the original title holder(s) and because these funds are legally attached to the property, we have to verify the identity of the person of interest to the funds.

Depending on when the debt was recorded and if the debtor is still seeking payment. Most likely if the debt is IRS related then it will be paid from the surplus, but we will know more once claim forms have been filed and complaints have been researched.

Most of the letters or calls you’ll receive are from individuals who are not incorporated as a legitimate business entity. Unfortunately; most states do not prohibit individuals from engaging in this dubious practice. As a result, they will not be accredited with the Better Business Bureau (do your research..).  Lastly; most individuals do not have the passion, experience, expertise or furthermore; persistence in dealing with the bureaucracy that accompanies filing claims with government agencies. Acquired Solutions is incorporated in the State Of Colorado, in good standing and is a legally bonded, Better Business Bureau accredited business that works with 23 States in the U.S. in locating individuals like you who are owed money.  We are committed to providing each and every client with the utmost integrity and customer service.