In the business of tax overages, excess funds refer to the surplus money left over after a property has been sold at a tax sale auction due to unpaid property taxes. When a property is sold at auction due to unpaid property taxes, it often sells for more than the owed tax amount. The excess, known as a tax overage, is typically held by the government authority responsible for the sale for a limited period before the foreclosure sale is escheated and irrecoverable.
With our background in finance and law, we specialize in tracking down and reclaiming surplus funds for clients who remain after a tax foreclosure sale. We possess a deep understanding of the legal and administrative procedures tied to tax sales and unclaimed property.
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Asset recovery agents often have a background in finance, accounting, and legal practice, which aids them in tracing and reclaiming assets through investigative means. Their tasks can include conducting research and working with government agencies and attorneys to ensure the previous owners regain possession of their property or funds. They play a crucial role in minimizing financial losses and ensuring that assets are returned to their lawful owners.
With our background in finance and law, we specialize in tracking down and reclaiming surplus funds for clients who remain after a tax foreclosure sale. We possess a deep understanding of the legal and administrative procedures tied to tax sales and unclaimed property. As asset recovery agents, we research these overages, locate the rightful owners—often former property owners or their heirs—and assist them in filing claims to retrieve the funds. It is essential for individuals seeking the help of an asset recovery agent to conduct due diligence, as there are regulations governing such activities, and the industry can sometimes attract unethical operators.
