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Many people assume that once a property is lost to foreclosure or tax sale, there’s no way to get it back. But in many states, that’s not the case. You may still have a legal right to reclaim your property — it’s called Redemption. 🔁 What Are Redemption Rights? Redemption is the legal process that allows a former property owner to reclaim their home after it has been sold at a tax or foreclosure auction. This is only possible within a specific timeframe, known as the redemption period — which varies by state. In simple terms, if you pay off the required amount within that period, you can get your property back. 🕒 Timing Matters Redemption windows are strictly limited. Depending on your state, you might have: If you wait too long, the opportunity disappears — and so does the property. 🧾 What You’ll Need to Redeem 💼 How Full Circle Asset Recovery Can Help We assist clients with every step of the redemption process — with no upfront costs: ✔️ Verify your eligibility✔️ Access court and county records✔️ Cover redemption payments and legal fees✔️ Navigate court filings and deadlines✔️ Advise on next steps — whether you want to keep or resell the property 🏠 Reclaim Your Legacy Losing a home is devastating. But if redemption is an option, it could mean getting back your family’s property — and restoring what’s yours. 📞 Contact Full Circle Asset Recovery today at (617) 510-1760 or fill out our online form to see if you qualify for redemption.

Mortgage foreclosure is stressful enough — but did you know it could leave money behind in your name? 🏠 Understanding Foreclosure Surplus When a foreclosed property sells at auction for more than the debt owed, the difference — the surplus — goes to the former owner. Example: 💥 Common Myths 🔎 Let Our Experts Handle It We take care of everything:

If your property was lost to a tax sale, you could still be entitled to thousands of dollars in surplus funds — even if you lost the home. 📍 What Is a Tax Sale? When property taxes go unpaid, the county can auction the property to recover the tax debt. However, if the home sells for more than what you owed, the surplus belongs to you — not the government. Example: ⚠️ Why You Might Not Know 💼 We Can Help At Full Circle Asset Recovery, our team specializes in: 📞 Call us today or fill out our online contact form for a free, no-risk consultation.

Many of our clients ask: “What happens after I contact you?”Here’s a simple breakdown of the Full Circle Asset Recovery process. 1. Free Initial Review We check county and court records to confirm there’s a surplus available in your name — all at no cost to you. 2. Claim Preparation Once verified, our team prepares all legal documents required to file your claim with the appropriate court or trustee. This includes attorney oversight to ensure accuracy and compliance. 3. Filing & Negotiation We file your claim and handle communications with: 4. Approval & Disbursement After court approval, funds are released directly to you. You’ll receive clear updates at every stage. 5. No Recovery, No Fee You don’t owe us a dime unless we recover money for you. That’s our promise.

Every year, millions of dollars in surplus funds go unclaimed across the United States. These funds often result from tax sales, mortgage foreclosures, or bankruptcy proceedings — and many individuals don’t even realize they’re entitled to them. So, what exactly are surplus funds, and how do you know if you’re owed anything? 💡 Understanding Surplus Funds Surplus funds (also called overages or excess proceeds) occur when a property is sold — usually at a foreclosure or tax auction — for more than the debt owed. The excess amount doesn’t go to the lender or the government; it belongs to the former property owner or other rightful parties. 📍 Example: Let’s say your home is foreclosed and sold at auction for $250,000, but your outstanding mortgage was only $200,000. That means there is a $50,000 surplus — and legally, that money is yours. 🏛️ Why Aren’t These Funds Automatically Sent to You? Unfortunately, most counties don’t proactively reach out to notify former owners. The process is often complicated, involving: As a result, many people never claim what’s rightfully theirs. ✅ Who Can Claim Surplus Funds? You may be eligible to claim surplus funds if: ⚠️ Common Reasons Surplus Funds Go Unclaimed 🛡️ How Full Circle Asset Recovery Can Help We specialize in tracking down unclaimed surplus funds and recovering them on your behalf — with no upfront fees. We handle: ✔️ Property research✔️ Legal filings and court submissions✔️ Coordination with county and court officials✔️ Timely disbursement of recovered funds Our attorney-backed process ensures compliance and transparency every step of the way. 💬 Final Thought If you’ve lost a property to foreclosure or tax sale, or if you’ve been involved in a bankruptcy — you might be entitled to money you didn’t know existed. And we can help you get it back. 📞 Call us at (617) 510-1760 or contact us online for a free, no-obligation claim review.