FYI, your leftover tax sale foreclosure funds are held for only a short time. After that, the government agency responsible for them may be permitted to seize them through a process called “escheatment”. (Yes, that word sounds like “cheating”, and it kinda is. It’s an old British colonial legal term, meaning “inherited by the Crown”.)
We think private citizens losing their funds to faceless government agencies (a system rooted in feudal 16th century England) is completely unfair. We are determined to prevent this from happening to anyone, especially you.
Together, We Help Claim What Belongs To You
Properties almost always sell for far more than the taxes that are due
Over 3000 Properties are Sold at Tax Foreclosure Sales Every Day in America! But, the former property and/or home owner, most times, does not know they can claim that leftover money that actually belongs to them.
DAILY Gov’t Slush Fund
Owners Who Claim Their Money
Tax Sales Everyday
We can help you get it back.
If our company has contacted you, it’s because we believe we found government money that belongs to you or a relative.
If our company has contacted you, it’s because we believe we found gov’t money that belongs to you or a relative.
We’ve all heard that if it sounds too good to be true … it probably is. Well, rest assured, this isn’t one of “those” things, and if you give us the opportunity, we’ll prove to you the funds we’ve identified are yours.
Give us a call and let us show you what our research has uncovered. You won’t believe it until you see it. Net Claim Works representatives audit government agencies throughout the country, digging through their public records in search of lost, missing, and unclaimed funds belonging to private citizens.
If you’ve received a letter, postcard, or telephone call from our organization, it’s because we’ve located funds we believe belong to you. Call us now! We’re available Mon-Thurs 8am-5pm, Friday 8am-Noon [central time] at (806) 370-0505.
Together, We Help Claim What Belongs To You
New ruling by U.S. Supreme Court says that the government has to give your money back that’s leftover from a [...more...]
Question: "will government give back, or keep, leftover overbid money after recovering the small portion that was owed for taxes"?
Escheatment is the process of transferring unclaimed property to the state. It can happen if assets are unclaimed for a long time.
