Estimated recovery period is typically 9–12 months, but may vary according to case complexity and third-party response times.
Get a certified copy of your deed notarized from the county recorder.
We process dozens of legal documents communicating with multiple agencies on your behalf
No matter how you paid it off (sale, refinance, or even foreclosure), find out if you have unclaimed equity.
“I never knew about this! I can't believe my wife and I had so much money that was due to us on our loan note. THANK YOU!” Mark Severs - PA
We were skeptical at first, but this program really came through for us! We had no idea there were funds available to us based on our mortgage. It's made a huge difference for our family." - Sarah and Tom L., Ohio
"I was struggling to make ends meet after a job loss, and I thought I was going to lose my home. This program helped me recover some unexpected money from my mortgage, giving me the breathing room I desperately needed!" - Max R., Texas
"The process was straightforward, and the results were incredible. I highly recommend this program to anyone who wants to see if they are owed money from their mortgage. Thank you for helping us get back on our feet!" - Tracy G., Florida
Answer: The program helps homeowners who have paid off their mortgage (through sale, refinance, or foreclosure) recover funds if their mortgage note was improperly traded or securitized after payoff. We use forensic audits, CUSIP tracking, and we use lawful practices to initiate administrative filings to identify and recover funds that may belong to you.
Answer: To qualify, you must have paid off a conventional, FHA, or VA mortgage within the past 29 years. You’ll need to provide: The property address and original note amount. Copies of driver’s licenses and Social Security cards for all parties listed on the note. We will obtain a certified copy of the deed on your behalf and conduct a preliminary review to determine if your loan was securitized and whether recovery is possible.
Answer: On average, homeowners recover 25-30% of the original loan amount. For example, if your original mortgage was 300,000, you could recover approximately 75,000 to $90,000. However, the exact amount depends on factors like the loan type, securitization history, and legal outcomes.
Answer: The funds are typically paid by the trustee, servicer, or investor who profited from the continued trading of your mortgage note after it was paid off. we notify the federal reserve that the funds are due for refund and recovery. We then file the appropriate administrative documents to initiate the transfer of the funds.
Answer: The program involves an upfront fee $995 to reserve your spot, and the balance of $4500 due at the time the next round begins processing. These fees are to cover the cost of forensic audits, and administrative work.
Answer: The process can take 9-12 months on average, depending on the complexity of your data and how quickly the agencies respond. Some cases may resolve faster, while others could take longer if multiple mailing clarifications are required.
Answer: If we determine that your loan was not securitized or traded after payoff, any upfront fees you paid may be refunded (depending on the terms of your agreement). You may also have the option to sponsor another client’s recovery or receive a full refund.
Answer: Once you receive the funds, you can use them however you choose. Many clients reinvest a portion into business ventures, seller financing, or real estate to build long-term wealth. The rest can be used to pay off debt, build an emergency fund, or cover living expenses.
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