Got a call or a text from us? Here’s how to check it’s really us
After a foreclosure sale

You didn’t walk away with nothing.

When your house sold for more than you owed, the difference is yours. The county has it right now.

They don’t have to call you. They won’t.

RETURNED TO PEOPLE LIKE YOU NATIONWIDE LAST YEAR$4.49 BILLIONSource: National Association of Unclaimed Property Administrators, FY2024
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A woman looking at her phone on her front step.
VERIFY IT YOURSELF

Don’t take our word for it. Take the county’s.

When we find your claim, we show you the county’s own paperwork: the sale record, the court’s notice of what was left over, the case number. The same documents the clerk has in front of them.

Look the case number up yourself. Let the record tell you the money is there before you sign anything with us.

See your county records
🏛Public RecordsLocal governmentCERTIFIED
Case numberCH-26-04182
Sold at tax sale for$70,100.00
City taxes− $3,982.62
Clerk and Master’s commission− $2,099.42
Excess proceeds$64,017.96
Anyone can request this document. Including you.
✓ matches the clerk’s copy
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE

How to tell a real call from us.

If we’re calling people about money, sooner or later somebody will pretend to be us. Here’s how to tell the difference.

National Asset GroupIncoming call · you can always call back instead
We will
01Give you a case numberRead it to the county clerk yourself. They’ll confirm the money is there.
02Send you a loginEverything about your claim, including the county’s own paperwork.
03Show the fee before you signThe exact figure and the statute it comes from. No surprises after.
04WaitThere is no deadline that requires you to decide on the phone.
We will never
01Ask you to pay anything up frontFor any reason. Ever. That’s the scam version of this call.
02Ask for your Social Security numberWe never need it over the phone.
03Ask for your bank detailsNo one needs your account number to "release" funds.
04Invent a deadline"Act today or lose it" is how pressure sounds, not how courts work.
If a call doesn’t match this, it isn’t us. Hang up.Call us back: (866) 702-6062

You’ll always know exactly where your money is.

Seven stops from first contact to paid. Log in any time and see which one you’re on, what’s already done, and the one thing we need from you, if anything.

01Your amount stays on screen the whole way. Pulled from the court record, not an estimate, not a teaser.
02Every document we need is a checklist item, with its own status. No surprise phone calls.
03A named case manager picks up. A person with a name, not a ticket queue.

Your claim, from first contact to paid

  1. Initial contact. We reached out. You’re checking us out. Smart.
  2. Identity verified. You proved you’re you. Nothing filed without it.
  3. Account access. Your claim, the court record, all of it. Visible.
  4. Agreement signed. The fee you saw is the fee. Locked.
  5. Working your claim. 1 item needs you: upload your photo ID.
  6. In court / awaiting funds. Filed with the county. Now the court does its part.
  7. Paid. Funds released to you. This is the whole point.

Chances are, one of these is you.

This doesn’t happen to one kind of person, or one kind of foreclosure. Here’s where we usually find it.

A man in his sixties sitting on his front steps in the late afternoon sun, holding a coffee and laughing.
A house lost years ago
A brother and sister at a sunlit kitchen table, looking together at an old photograph from a box of their mother’s papers.
A parent’s old property
A woman sitting on the floor of a bright new apartment among unpacked boxes, coffee in hand, mid conversation.
A fresh start after foreclosure
A woman at a sunlit table reading a document, her expression shifting into surprised recognition.
Money the court held for you
A case manager at a bright desk wearing a headset, smiling as she writes a note on a printed file.
Large amounts, handled right

The part nobody tells you about.

Your house sold at auction. The bank took what it was owed. Whatever was left didn’t go to the bank and it didn’t go to the buyer. It went to the court, and it’s still sitting there.

The house sold for$285,000
What was still owed$243,000
LEFT OVER AFTER THE MORTGAGE$0

Other claims come out of this first: a second mortgage, tax liens, an old judgment. Working out who’s actually in line, and in what order, is most of what we do.

What was owedLeft over

If you don’t get paid, we don’t either.

No retainer. No hourly bill. No invoice if it doesn’t work out.

We front the filing costs, the court costs and the hours. If the claim fails, we absorb every dollar of it and you owe us nothing. Not a fee, not expenses, nothing.

Our fee comes out of what you actually receive, and it’s capped by the law in your state. You’ll see the exact number, and the statute it comes from, before you sign anything.

The states we work in.

Tennessee and Florida today, county by county. Every state handles this money differently, and we open a new one only once we know its rulebook cold.

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FAQ

Real questions. Straight answers.

The ones people actually ask us on the phone, including “is this a scam?” Fair question.

A member of the case team wearing a headset.
Rather ask a person?(866) 702-6062A real person, 8am to 8pm ET. Ask us anything, including “prove it’s not a scam.” We like that one.
Fair question. This industry is full of them. Here’s the difference: we never ask you for money, and we show you the court’s own records with your case number so you can check every word of it yourself. Call the county clerk, read them the number, and let them confirm the funds exist before you sign anything with us.