How it Works

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The Refund Process

Step 1

Qualifying Foreclosure

A foreclosed home is a property that has been taken over by a lender due to non-payment of a mortgage. When a foreclosed home is sold at auction, the proceeds are used to pay off the outstanding mortgage balance, fees, and other expenses. However, in some cases, the home may sell for more than the outstanding balance owed. When this happens, the excess funds are known as overages. The former homeowner may be eligible for a refund of the overages if they can prove their ownership of the property at the time of the sale. This can be a helpful financial boost for the former homeowner who may have lost their home due to financial hardship.

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Step 2

Schedule Initial Client Consult

Schedule a time to speak with our team about the refund process.

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Step 3

Complete Client Engagement Letter

The client engagement letter is a document that outlines the terms and conditions. It serves as a contract that details the scope of work, fees, responsibilities of both parties, and other essential aspects of the engagement. The engagement letter also serves as a means to confirm and clarify the expectations of both parties to ensure a successful partnership. Once signed, the engagement letter signifies that the client has agreed to the terms and conditions, and Your Foreclosure Refund can begin working on your behalf.
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Work With Our Team

Depending on the state, county, and situation. We may require additional forms to be completed. This will be discovered on our initial client consultation. Documents will need to be notarized online (we will cover the fees). 

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Step 5

Wait for Funds to Be Approved

After submitting all the needed documentation, the refund process can take up to 6-months depending on the county we are working with. We will keep you updated during this process. 

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Book a Call To Get Started

How We Help You

Find Out Where
Your Money Is

Contact Authorities

Send Paperwork

Hire & Pay Notaries

Submit Claim

Hire & Pay Attorney

Prepare All Documentation

Deal With State Laws & Regulations