Frequently Asked Questions

We audit government agencies on a regular basis for unclaimed funds resulting from foreclosures of different kinds.

Once you have signed our contingency fee agreement, we'll be happy to disclose where the funds have been located and the value of the claim.

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The governmental agencies we audit typically do not post these unclaimed funds accounts online. You are welcome to search state unclaimed funds websites, but if you find funds there, these are not the funds we're informing you about.

Possession of a mortgaged property when the mortgagor fails to keep up their mortgage payments. 

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We do extensive research using advanced search techniques and database services. 

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We will work diligently to recover funds as quickly as possible. The process usually takes 90-120 days. Simple claims generally take less time.

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Most of the assets we locate aren't available online, and it's unlikely that without our services you'll be notified of their existence by the agency holding them. Additionally, recovering these funds can be difficult and require specialized processes and paperwork.

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Just give us a call.  We're here to serve you. 

Call today: (318) 485-0085

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Escheat is when unclaimed assets, like real estate or money in a bank account, are claimed by the government.​

Death of a previous property owner. Divorce. More than one previous owner. Competing claims for the funds. Unresolved liens filed against the property. Money is being held by a court (bankruptcy). Mortgage claims. 

Taking possession of property by legal process using force.

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