We have found a loophole that can help homeowners get back on track after they lose their homes due to mortgage or taxes that are owed. This loophole is called overage.
Overage is created after a property is sold at an auction for more than what is owed to the bank or the county. This is a surplus of leftover money that previous homeowners are entitled to.
For example: Let's say you owed $50,000 on your home at the time it was foreclosed on. The bank or county then auctions the home and it sells for $150,000. The bank or county claims the $50,000 owed to them and an overage is created in the amount of $100,000 (minus some bank or county fees). This overage is placed in a special surplus fund account by the bank or county that, if left unclaimed, they have a legal right to keep. Their catch is, the overage does not legally need to be disclosed to the former homeowner. In fact, they will often go out of their way to prevent overages from being disclosed.
We understand that, for some of you, it’s not news that you are entitled to the leftover money after the property is foreclosed on and sold at an auction for more than what was owed to the lender or the county.
But we actually wanted to help you with going through this whole process.
We will find where your money is, we will submit the claim, prepare all the paperwork, hire attorneys for you, work on all the legal documents with all the government entities, make contacts with them, and keep you updated throughout the process.
Most importantly - we will get you your money back (if all goes as planned), and if we don’t succeed - you don’t owe us anything. We take all the risks.
We have found a loophole that might help homeowners get back on track after they lose their homes. This loophole is called overage.
Overage is created after a property is sold at an auction for more than what is owed to the bank or the county. Leftover money that previous homeowners are entitled to.
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Overage is created after a property is sold at an auction for more than what is owed to the bank or the county. Leftover money that previous homeowners are entitled to.
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