It's your money. Your equity. You should get it back.
When a home is sold at foreclosure, the equity you built doesn't simply disappear. You sign up, we do the work, and you get the check.
See the whole process in a few minutes.
This short video walks you through what happens from the day you sign up to the day your check arrives.
Three steps. You only do the first one.
You sign up
Create your member account, tell us about the home, and sign your documents.
We do the work
We find the money, prepare every document, file the claim, and follow it through to the end.
You get the check
When the funds are released, your share is paid to you. Nothing is owed unless money is recovered.
Patience is the only thing we ask of you.
Once your case is in our hands, we carry it. Courts and counties move at their own pace, and some claims take months. You don't need to call offices, chase paperwork, or show up anywhere. Your case is being worked the whole time, and your member portal always shows where it stands.
Exactly what happens, and who does what.
Here's the full walkthrough. Notice how short the 'You' column gets.
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Sign up as a member
About 5 minutesYouFill out the short sign-up form on our home page with your name, contact details, and the property address.
WeYou get your private member area right away, and your agreement is the first thing waiting there.
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Sign your agreement first
A few minutesYouRead and e-sign your agreement. It gives us the right to do the work. There's no upfront cost.
WeYour member file opens so you can finish the rest of your paperwork.
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Complete your member file
One sittingYouAnswer the guided questionnaire, e-sign your remaining documents, and upload what we ask for, like a photo ID and proof you owned the home.
WeWe fill in your documents for you. Once they're signed, we research court and county records and reach out to you electronically.
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Notarize your documents
About 10 minutes onlineYouE-sign the remaining documents, then notarize them your way: online by video, in person at a place like The UPS Store, or with a mobile notary we arrange.
WeWe prepare every form in advance and fill in the details for you.
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We file and follow through
Varies by stateYouBe patient. Check your portal any time to see where your case stands.
WeWe file with the correct court or county office, answer every request, handle hearings, and deal with any other parties who come forward.
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You get the check
Often 60–180 daysYouReceive your payment.
WeWe tell you when payment arrives, send an itemized statement once it clears, and send your share by a trackable method. Our fee comes only from money actually recovered.
Timeframes are typical estimates, not guarantees. Courts and counties set their own schedules.
Hear it from Don
A one-minute walk through what you do, what we do, and the one thing we ask of you.
Everything happens in one private place.
After you sign up, you log in to your own secure member area. Here's what you'll find there.
Case tracker
See your case move from Account Opened to Agreement Signed, Claim Filed, Hearing, and Paid.
Documents to sign
Everything waiting for your signature in one place, signed with a click.
Secure uploads
Send your ID and paperwork safely from your phone or computer.
Notary options
Notarize online by video, in person, or with a mobile notary we arrange.
Requests from our team
If we need anything else, it shows up in your portal and your email.
What it costs
Nothing upfront. Our fee is a share of what we recover, and it's spelled out in your written agreement before any work begins. Where state law limits recovery fees, we charge no more than that limit. If nothing is recovered, you owe nothing.
What we may ask you for
- A copy of your photo ID
- Proof you owned the property (a deed, mortgage statement, or tax bill)
- For heirs: a death certificate and proof of relationship
- A notarized signature on certain forms, usually with a valid government photo ID
We will never ask for your bank password, a credit card, or a "processing fee."
If the owner has passed away
Heirs can often recover this money. These cases take more steps, but they are common, and we handle them regularly.
- Mortgage foreclosures and tax sales
- Inherited properties
- Foreclosed business properties