We work directly with the county!

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 At Legacy Surplus Recovery Group, we believe in providing our services without placing any financial burden on our clients. That's why we charge no upfront fees. We operate on a contingency basis, meaning we only receive payment if we are successful in recovering the funds on your behalf. This approach ensures that our interests are aligned with yours, and you can trust that we will work diligently to maximize your claim. 

 To streamline the process, we have established direct connections with county treasury departments. We receive updated lists of individuals who are entitled to unclaimed funds directly from the counties. This enables us to identify potential claimants efficiently and promptly, ensuring that no eligible funds go unnoticed. 

 We organize and host showings and open houses, showcasing your property to potential buyers or guiding you through available listings. We understand that legal fees can be a major concern when pursuing unclaimed funds. To alleviate this worry, we take care of all legal fees associated with the claim. Our team of licensed attorneys, spread across every state, possesses the expertise needed to handle the legal aspects of the process. This allows our clients to have peace of mind, knowing that their claim is being handled by professionals who will navigate any legal complexities on their behalf. 

 At Legacy Surplus Recovery Group, our experienced team of researchers and investigators works diligently to identify individuals who may be entitled to surplus or unclaimed funds. Using proven research methods and detailed records analysis, we locate potential claimants and connect with them directly to explain the recovery process clearly and professionally. We then guide each client through the next steps, ensuring they have the information and support needed to begin reclaiming funds that may rightfully belong to them. 

Be careful, because these funds are held for only a brief period of time, after which the agency responsible for them may be permitted to seize them through a process called "escheatment."

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Let's take back what is rightfully yours!