Supreme Court Says Give Money Back
New ruling by U.S. Supreme Court says that the government has to give your money back that's leftover from a tax foreclosure sale! Yes, on May 25, 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Tyler [...more...]
Average Home Value In America versus Tax Foreclosure
Question: "will government give back, or keep, leftover overbid money after recovering the small portion that was owed for taxes"?
Escheatment Sounds Like Cheating on Surplus Funds
Escheatment is the process of transferring unclaimed property to the state. It can happen if assets are unclaimed for a long time.
What Does Net Claim Works Do?
Reclaiming Lost Funds: Understanding the Process and Your Rights In the realm of unclaimed assets, countless individuals remain unaware that government agencies might be holding funds that rightfully belong to them. At Net Claim Works, [...more...]
Understand the Audit Process for Unclaimed Funds
Summary: Could there be unclaimed money waiting for you? Discover how Net Claim Works can guide you through the audit process to recover your hidden funds. Zero upfront costs for you. Learn more about [...more...]
Claiming Tax Foreclosure Overages: What You Need to Know
Are you aware of the hidden funds that could be rightfully yours? If you've ever lost property to a tax foreclosure, it's possible there's surplus money waiting for you. In a groundbreaking decision by [...more...]
FAQ: How to Claim Your Tax Foreclosure Overages
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Understand Texas Property Tax Sales: A Guide for Everyone
Summary: Summarizing the provided Texas Property Tax Code excerpts, written in an accessible style. Ever wondered what happens when you don’t pay your property taxes in Texas? This blog post breaks down the legal [...more...]
Unclaimed Money After a Texas Tax Sale: What You Need to Know
Summary: Did you know that when a property is sold due to unpaid taxes in Texas, sometimes the sale brings in more money than what’s owed? This extra money, called a tax sale “overage” [...more...]
Priscilla V. – review
I could not have done this alone. The techniques used by Net Claim Works helped me get the tax sale overage money back that rightly belonged to me. I did not know that it was even possible. Thank you!
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FAQ:
Does a tax foreclosure affect your credit?Answer:
No. The three major credit bureaus no longer place tax liens on your credit reports, so a tax lien no longer affects your credit. This includes all kinds of tax liens, by the way.FAQ:
Why Can’t I Just Do The Claim Myself?Answer:
If you knew how, then you wouldn’t be here. You need specialized knowledge of tax codes and court procedures. There’s time-consuming research, paperwork, and communication. Mistakes or missed deadlines equals zero success. Knowing you have a claim, and knowing how to find and claim it, are two different things. Each step requires experience.
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Why Choose Us at Net Claim Works?Answer:
Expertise: we’re thoroughly trained by a real estate attorney on overage claims and related property tax codes. No Upfront Costs: don’t pay us anything unless we successfully recover your overage funds. Hassle-Free: we handle paperwork, legal filings, and communication with courts and taxing entities. Losing your home was hard. We approach every case with empathy and respect.
