JG Surplus Recovery Service

Our first step is researching the claim and finding who the legal claimant is. The next step is getting your permission to recover these proceeds on your behalf quickly before these unclaimed funds are taken by any tax creditors . We take a long burdensome process and transform it into a painless engagement to get our clients the money that is owed to them.

Keeping You In The Loop

We keep you in the loop as we file the claim. We follow up with you and let you know that everything is going as planned.

We'll prepare the paperwork and file the claim on your behalf.

We will send documents to be signed. Once that is completed, we put the complete package together and file your claim with the proper courty court and we cover all the upfront costs.

Getting Your Proceeds

When the Judge at the court hearing finally approves the claim, JG Recovery Service will reach out to you. When we get the check and the funds verified, we will mail out a check to you asap.

Mortgage Foreclosure Example:

You're behind on your mortgage and the lender forecloses on your property. The property is sold at public auction for $210,000. The balance of the mortgage was $140,000 at the time of sale. The difference of $70,000 dollars is your money! (Note: there may be other items such as legal fees, auction costs, liens, etc. that may reduce the final balance to which you are entitled).
$210,000 Sold - $140,000 mortgage = $70,000 Owed to You!

Tax Foreclosure example:

Let's say you owe $12,000 in property taxes (on your house) and your property sold at a Tax Deed sale for $140,000. The Government will take $12,000 for the taxes owed. So what happens to the remaining $128,000? It should go to you, but will end up with the Government if you don't collect it in a timely manner.
$140,000 sale price - $12,000 property taxes owed = $128,000 Your Money!

WHERE DOES THE $128,000 OVERAGE ​GO?

It Should Go To YOU! Here's Why...

By the time the auction has taken place, you have moved onto another residence. The Government is required to notify you that you are owed this money. So, they mail a certified letter to your last known address. Guess where that is? Yep, it's the home you moved out of many months ago or even a year ago. So the letter is returned back to them as undeliverable and the deadline for you to file your claim is looming ahead. They have fulfilled their legal requirements and you have no idea that this hard-earned equity is yours! -And if you don't know about your equity or can't get to it; the Government will retain those funds forever. If you were them, how hard would you look?