Questions, answered honestly.

Yes, completely. Finding out whether you're owed money costs nothing, and there are no upfront or consultation fees at any point. We're only paid a share if and when we recover money for you.

Just send us a message or call with the property address. We'll look into it for you and let you know — usually within one to two business days — whether you may be owed money.

To start, only the property address and a way to reach you. We don't ask for sensitive documents until there's confirmed money to claim and you've decided to move forward.

Never. Reaching out simply lets us check on your behalf. You're free to walk away at any point before signing, with no cost and no pressure.

Our fee is a percentage of the funds we recover. You'll know exactly what it is before you sign anything — there are no surprises.

Only after we've successfully recovered your funds. Our fee is deducted from the recovered amount, so nothing ever comes out of your pocket directly.

Then you owe us absolutely nothing. There's no bill, no cancellation fee, and no cost of any kind. The entire risk is ours.

No. No application fees, filing fees, consultation fees, or administrative charges. The only money we ever receive is our share of a successful recovery.

Most claims resolve in 60–120 days, depending on the court's schedule. Some move faster, a few take longer — we keep you updated at every step so you're never left wondering.

In almost all cases, no. We prepare the filings and represent your claim through the process. If your personal involvement is ever required, we'll prepare you fully and be right there with you.

Usually just proof of identity and a signed recovery agreement. Occasionally a notarized form. We handle the filings and follow‑ups so you don't have to.

Once the court releases the funds, your share is sent directly to you by check or transfer — whichever you prefer — along with a clear accounting of the recovery.

If you lost a home to foreclosure, you (or your heirs) may be owed money. The easiest way to find out is to send us the property address for a free check.

Maybe not. Many states allow claims for a number of years after the sale, though deadlines vary. The sooner you reach out, the better your chances — so it's always worth asking.

Often, yes. Heirs and estates may be entitled to money owed after a foreclosure. We can walk you through what documentation would be needed for your specific situation.

We currently serve 32 states and are expanding. Reach out with your property's location and we'll confirm right away whether we can help.

It's surprisingly common for money like this to go unclaimed — official notices often never reach people who have moved after a foreclosure. The easiest way to find out is to let us check for you, free.

We're licensed and bonded, BBB A+ accredited, and rated 4.9/5 by the families we've served. We explain our fee before you sign and never charge anything upfront.

Yes. We never sell or share your information, and we only collect what's strictly necessary to pursue your claim. Your privacy and dignity matter to us.

Honestly, it's rarely that simple. Recovering this money involves strict filing requirements, court procedures, and unforgiving deadlines that trip up most people who attempt it alone — and a single misstep can mean losing it for good. We handle the entire process for you, and because there's no upfront cost, there's nothing to lose by letting us take it off your plate.