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What Should You Do If Your Home Has Become Involved in a Tax Foreclosure Fund Sale
Is it possible that there could be excess unclaimed money for you, and your family, after your home was sold recently to pay a tax auction liability you owed?
When someone defaults on paying their taxes, the lender of the property will likely foreclose on the loan. In most of the US, this often results in a “Tax Foreclosure Overage.” The property will be sold at a public taxes auction. The best price bid / bidder for this type of property becomes the new owner, who pays the outstanding taxes along with any other liens owed on the property. If this tax foreclosure property sale results in surplus funds, (called overage or excess money), this overage belongs to the original property owner for a certain period (12-36 months depending on what state and municipal agency that is coordinating the tax sale). If the original property owner fails to claim the overage in a regulated time period, then the government group involved can claim the excess money. Neither the lender / mortgage company, nor the local or state government agency involved, has the right to claim the overage / excess money, unless the original owner fails to claim it in the number of months their state laws dictate. The excess money belongs to you, the former property owner. The claim of your rightful excess money needs to be done, by the original homeowner, at your soonest. ORA can help you start this opportunity now.
How excess /overage funds are calculated
If your home sells at a tax foreclosure sale for $400,000. The government tax collector will collect the outstanding tax debt bill (in this discussion – $325,000). If there are no more debts, i.e. additional liens associated with your property, then the additional $75,000 is excess / overage money that, by law, belongs to the previous homeowner.
Who could help you (and your family), to help apply and claim your remaining overage? Overage Recovery Advocates (ORA) can. Has your home recently been foreclosed due to lack of tax payments on your property? ORA can help you pursue the overage/refund owed you. Our ORA team members are knowledgeable, skilled and experienced working with people, like you, who have lost their homes due to a tax foreclosure sale. Our team of experts can work with you, and the government group(s) involved, to evaluate if there is any unpaid balance(s) in the form of a tax foreclosure overage / refund waiting to be claimed for you, if you know the processes and time line involved to recover the overage dollars. It’s easy to get started with our 6 Step Process. Most important though, you must start ASAP.
It's easy to get started!
Step 1
Doing Overage Recovery Daily
We audit government agencies across the entire United States / 50 states to locate unclaimed tax foreclosure overage refund money. We have the ability to pursue your money in a timely and professional manner to keep you fully informed of our Overage Recovery Advocacy (ORA) entire 6 step process of your unclaimed tax foreclosure overage refund.
Step 2
How The Process Starts
We ask that you either Call, Text, or send us an Email today. We answer any all the questions you may have. Once all relevant info is discussed/shared with you and documented, we begin working the process to find any money that may be owed you.
Step 3
Address Questions & Prepare Necessary Paperwork
After All of Your Questions have been addressed and you are ready to claim money that is rightfully yours, we will send to you (registered parcel tracking services (Fed Ex, UPS or US Postal Service) all of the necessary paperwork that must be completed by you, in order to recover your refund. It is not a hard task to complete the paperwork we will send to you.
Step 4
insuring Accuracy of information
Once all your completed paperwork is thoroughly reviewed, completed, and brought to a legal professional to get the paperwork fully reviewed, insure accuracy and signed by a notary and/or an attorney to assure all information protects your interests.
Step 5
Processing Proper Paperwork
The paperwork that we send out to you is to allow you to review and sign with the presence of either a lawyer or notary, in your area. After signing these documents, they need to be returned back to us, either by registered parcel tracking services (Fed Ex, UPS or USPS) in order to process to the group holding the overage funds of yours, for final payment.
Step 6
Your Overage Funds Final Payment Claim
Once we get the returned signed documents from you, we will take care of the rest! We will submit the signed documents to the government group that will prepare and release your tax overage refund check for your claim! We will celebrate with you when you get this deserved money