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FAQ's - Answers To Your Common & Important Questions...
Please call/text me at 240-771-5717, or email me at EquityRefundClaims@gmail.com, for detailed answers to any additional questions.
Although it does vary by state, county, and municipality...
Yes, this is a time-sensitive and complex matter.
Once you're aware of it, if, for whatever reason, you do delay in moving forward with your equity refund claim, at a certain point in time, the county, mortgage bank trustee, county court, or state government will be able, by law, to keep the amount due back to you, principal and interest included. It's a big money maker for them.
This does, unfortunately, happen way too often. Time is of the essence.
As a core function of this business, my team and I very effectively do what county governments and mortgage company trustees don't: actually locate and notify you about the money that you're owed.
I closely monitor public county court records from all around the country, identifying cases like yours. That information is then utilized to "skip trace" the best, most current, way to (hopefully) get in contact with you.
Great questions:
- Why Wasn't I Told About This By My County Or Old Mortgage Company?
- Why Haven't I Ever Heard About This Kind Of Thing?
- Shouldn't I Be Aware Of This?
Well, there are a couple of important reasons behind why this is all so surprising and mysterious to you. First, counties and mortgage company trustees don't really have the staff, time, or inclination to find and notify you like I have.
They fulfill their legal obligation by mailing one notice about this to your last known address, but by the time they do, you're not there anymore, so most people never get it, and then their attempts to locate & notify you about your money stop right there.
But second, it's also very important to understand that the firms, departments, bureaus, courts, and governments who hold your money earn free interest on it until you claim the funds, if you ever even do.
Once they start holding it, if you don't claim the funds within a certain period of time, they get to keep all of the principal and interest forever. You've never heard about this because there's no motivation for them to really make sure and tell you.
You not knowing about this is very profitable for them, in bulk! It's "legal theft". Many, many people don't ever get their money because they don't know about it, and these are the main reasons why! Equity Refund Claims fixes this problem for people just like you.
Please be aware that if you would like to proceed, once we get started, I get to work, and your equity refund claim is submitted, it can take between 45 days and 180 days to get you your money, depending on the court docket and the trustee backlog.
There are some cases and situations where the process can take less than 45 days, and there are variables and circumstances that can come into play where the process can take more than 180 days, but they are usually the exception.
That being said, whatever the actual time frame turns out to be for your particular case, the sooner I actually get to work, the sooner you actually get paid. It's best to not unnecessarily delay things. Let's get the ball rolling, so you can get your check.
Yes, this is definitely 100% real, as you've hopefully now seen on the WELCOME! and CLIENT PAYOUTS pages here on my website.
It is so very real that I never charge any kind of up-front fee to get you your money back, ever. I work on contingency to get you your money, which is actually there and available to you.
At first, it may sound like a "scam", or "fake", mainly because it's so shocking and the opposite of what you'd think would be the case, but this is all in accordance with state law and statute.
My team and I are in business for one reason: to advocate for you, in protection of your legal and lawful rights, so you get the money you need and are rightfully due.
I understand that you may have never heard about this before, but that is pretty much, unfortunately, on purpose. There's money motivation behind you not knowing about this like you should.
Yes! If you would like to see the specific state law or statute for the jurisdiction where the property generating the equity refund is located, please contact me. I'm happy to send that to you, as further proof that this is a very real thing, and if there's money due to you, you'll get it, and can use it, in a way that will really benefit you.
It's a variable flat-rate percentage contingency fee, based on your particular case, the complexity, the up-front costs required, and then the final amount of your total equity refund recovered. You and I will discuss this and agree on it in writing, before work is even started. You'll always be aware of my service fee (%) amount, and you'll always receive the very large majority of the money that you're owed, by state law.
The average is 20%-30%, which is only ever paid to me if and when you get paid first.
You'll be very happy. My Clients love it, and you will too. Just look at the checks they've gotten! They say it feels great. It really is your turn now. My service pays for itself by you getting paid. Just think about what you'll do with the money. After going through what you've been dealing with, getting a big lump-sum check in your name will make a huge difference, and it's basically free for you, which is the whole point.
No you don't.
This is another important part (and point) of the entire Equity Refund Claim service. The bar-licensed attorney I hire and pay for does that for you, if and when needed!
In certain rare circumstances, due to the nature of particular types of estate and probate cases involving heirs due the funds, you may need to drop-off an additional required document to the court clerk's window at the court house, but you won't need to appear in open court before a judge, or anything like that.
If you're ready and would like to proceed, please let me know!
From there, this is the next step:
I will prepare and email some documents for you to e-sign. There are four (4) individual documents and six (6) total pages, so it's not a whole bunch of stuff, just what I need to begin formally working on all of this for you. Everything is in writing.
The four (4) documents are:
- The Third-Party Authorization Form
- The Fee Agreement Form
- The Assignment Form
- The Letter Of Direction Form
I'll also need a digital copy of the front and back of your state Driver's License or government-issued photo ID. The mortgage bank trustees and county governments always want to verify that the funds are disbursed on behalf of the correct person(s).
We can get started as-soon-as you're ready, but the sooner the better.
Thank you for the opportunity to be of service to you!
Great question: Can I Get My Money Back On My Own, Without Needing Your Help?
Yes, once you know this type of thing happens and is even possible, you can claim any potential equity refund due back to you on your own, if it does exists. But since this is a legal claim, it's a process with many steps, which gets complex, and you'll have to pay all the costs to do so on your own, too.
So, that means any & all up-front attorney costs, subsequent legal fees, and court costs will be your responsibility. This also means that you'll have to incur all of the risk, and you alone will have to put in all of the time/energy/work necessary to successfully get your money back, as well. This part is very important to understand!
Rather than attempt to claim, then actually receive, your own equity refund all by yourself, as a "first-timer", you can hire me, without any up-front costs, to really make this happen and get taken care of for you. Just let me go to work, and wait for the big check in your name to arrive in the mail at your current address, OK?
I have the connections, experience, expertise, and knowledge to get you your money back, without any stress or out-of-pocket cost to you. I'll put in all the effort, expense, focus, risk, and time necessary, all on your behalf. My done-for-you service will get you your money back. Allow me to help you!
Yes, this happens quite often, unfortunately.
As you can imagine, especially if you pay attention to financial news, Mortgage/Property Tax Foreclosures, which then result in large equity refunds that can be claimed by former property owners, occur THOUSANDS of times, all across the country! It's a very common thing, and therefore, a pretty big deal.
Mortgage foreclosures, and property tax sale auctions, are, typically, daily events held in every single state, at locations all around the nation. For some areas, they happen in bulk, once per month, on a specific date.
I provide the Equity Refund Claim service in towns, cities, and counties across various states, all over the country, including, but not limited to:
- Alabama
- Arizona
- California (Tax Sale Refunds only)
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Indiana (Mortgage Foreclosure Refunds only)
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Maryland
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- Nevada
- New York
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
- Texas (Mortgage Foreclosure Refunds only)
- Utah
- Virginia
- Washington (Mortgage Foreclosure Refunds only)
This is not an exhaustive list, but just the most recent examples. If you've been invited to this website, I can help you with your case in your state.
Please contact me back to get started, and, bottom line: I'll get you the money that's now available, due, and owed to you.
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