Frequently Asked Questions

No. We are an independent, privately owned research and assistance company. We are not a government agency, court, county office, trustee, or law firm, and we are not affiliated with any of them.

Foreclosure and auction sales create public records — court dockets, county land records, published sale lists. Our research starts and ends with lawful public sources.

No. We only ever discuss possible funds until the official funds holder verifies a claim. Anyone who promises you guaranteed money before verification should not be trusted.

Preliminary research and questions cost nothing. If verified funds appear claimable and you choose to proceed, any compensation would be described in a written agreement you review in advance. Fee arrangements are reviewed by counsel and comply with applicable state rules.

You are always free to hire your own attorney, and we encourage independent review of any agreement. Where a claim requires legal work, it is handled by independent licensed attorneys.

Initially, only basics: names, the property address, and how to reach you. We never ask for Social Security numbers, bank logins, or card details through our website forms. Identity documents, when eventually needed, go through the secure portal only.

It varies widely by county, court, and case type — from a few months to much longer. We will always tell you the honest status rather than an optimistic guess.

Claims involving estates and heirs are common but legally more involved. These situations are referred to licensed attorneys for the legal steps.

Yes, at any time — one request is enough. Every message we send includes a way to opt out, and our systems enforce it.

Use the Verify a Letter page. Enter the reference number, your last name, and the property ZIP code, and we will confirm whether it is genuine — without exposing any of your information.