Recovering What’s Rightfully Yours After a Tax Foreclosure Sale
At Net Claim Works, we specialize in helping former homeowners like you recover excess surplus overage funds that are rightfully yours after a home property tax foreclosure sale. Navigating the legal complexities can be daunting, but that’s where we come in. We handle the entire claims process, ensuring you receive the maximum overage you’re entitled to, with no upfront costs.
FYI, your leftover tax sale foreclosure funds are held for only a short time. After that, the government agency responsible for your funds 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.
Overview
Begin The Journey
Our journey began with a simple observation: many people who lose their homes to tax foreclosure sales are unaware that they may be entitled to the excess funds . Imagine your home is sold by the county to cover your unpaid property taxes. If the sale price exceeds the amount of taxes, penalties, and sale costs owed, that extra money—the surplus excess overage—doesn’t just disappear. It belongs to you, the former homeowner.
- The Problem : The legal process to claim these funds can be confusing. It involves navigating your state property tax code, understanding court procedures, and meeting strict deadlines. (Meaning: if not claimed in time, the court will keep your money.) Many people either don’t know about these overages or find the process too overwhelming to pursue on their own.
- Our Solution : That’s where we step in. Founded by a trained expert in recovery of excess surplus overage funds from a home property tax foreclosure sale, Net Claim Works was created to simplify this process. We have in-depth knowledge of state property tax laws and extensive training and experience in techniques for recovering tax sale overage funds for our clients. We work on a contingency basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we successfully recover funds for you.
Together, We’ll Claim What Belongs To You
How We Got Started
Our founders, and staff, have been trained in the world of property taxes and tax sale overages by one of the nation’s most experienced real estate attorneys. We became aware of how frequently foreclosure tax sale surpluses went unclaimed, often reverting to the county or other taxing entities. The government entity takes former homeowner’s surplus money through a process called “escheatment”. (Yes, that word sounds like “cheating”, and it kinda is.) Driven by a passion for fairness and a desire to help people recover what is rightfully theirs, we established Net Claim Works.
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Why Choose Us?
- Expertise : We and our staff have been thoroughly trained by a seasoned real estate attorney on overage claims and related property tax codes. Our expertise allows us to identify potential claims quickly and accurately, maximizing your chances of a successful recovery.
- No Upfront Costs : We operate on a contingency fee basis at Net Claim Works. You don’t pay us anything unless we successfully recover your overage funds. This aligns our interests with yours, ensuring we’re both working towards the same goal. We don’t want the government to take your money either.
- Hassle-Free Process : We handle all the paperwork, legal filings, and communication with the courts and taxing entities. You simply provide us with some basic information, and we take care of the rest.
- Legitimacy : We adhere to all legal and ethical standards. Our fees are transparent and comply with state regulations, and property tax codes, which regulates fees charged for obtaining excess proceeds. We ensure that all assignments or transfers of claims meet the requirements outlined in the code, protecting our clients’ interests.
- Understanding : We understand that losing your home to foreclosure is a difficult experience. We approach every case with empathy and respect, providing personalized support throughout the recovery process.
Why Can’t I Do This Myself?
Let Us Help You
While it’s technically possible to navigate the overage claim process independently, here’s why it’s often challenging:
- Legal Knowledge: Understanding the state property tax codes and relevant court procedures requires specialized knowledge.
- Time Commitment: The process involves extensive research, paperwork, and communication with various entities, which can be time-consuming.
- Risk of Errors: Mistakes in filings or missed deadlines can jeopardize your successful claim. 70% of the time the former homeowner does not even know they can claim the leftover money that actually belongs to them. (Meaning: if not claimed in time, the court will keep your money.)
- Finding the Information: Often, knowing that you have a claim, and knowing how to find and claim it, are two different things. Even though there are public records, finding the sale and determining if there is a valid overage is difficult for someone without experience.
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We streamline this process, eliminating the stress and maximizing your chances of a successful outcome.
Conclusion
Don’t let unclaimed funds sit unclaimed for too long. You snooze, you lose; then the government will take over your money. If you’ve lost your home to a tax foreclosure sale, you may be entitled to an overage. Contact Net Claim Works today for a free consultation. Let us put our expertise to work for you, recovering what’s rightfully yours.
FYI, your leftover tax sale foreclosure funds are held for only a short time. After that, the government agency responsible for your funds 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.
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