Foreclosures are difficult. They happen at a time when life is throwing many things at individuals and their loved ones (death, divorce, job loss, etc.). Our team of attorneys go back to these cases to make sure the bank and other collectors don't receive more money than they were owed. We find unique situations where the auction price was higher than the amount owed to the bank and any other lienholders. When we believe the homeowner or their family is owed the money - we step in. We reach out to individuals and/or their families and help them recover the money they are owed.
We would love to discuss your situation and how we can help!
STEVEN DOWNS, OWNER
What does Entrust Recovery do?
Following a foreclosure, the bank/credit union is owed the money needed to pay off the loan. If additional money is available, it is owed to the homeowner (or at times, other debt collectors). Our team digs through cases to identify situations where money is owed to individuals or their heirs (in the event that the homeowner is deceased). We then work to get in contact to the right people.
Our Track Record
Our team has recovered over $1,000,000 for families throughout the United States. Our attorneys understand the legal process and the quickest way to get the money out of government trusts and into your hands.
Recent recoveries include:
Jessica R., Indiana - $15,018
Chase S., Hawaii - $20,918
Blake E., Indiana - $17,221
Brandy & Quinten S., Indiana - $17,177
Randy S., Indiana - $24,854
Phillips Family, Indiana - $23,330
Amy F., Indiana - $26,996
Moranski Family, North Carolina - $20,729
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why would I be owed money?
A property was foreclosed on and sold for more than what the bank was owed. That may have been your property or the property of a family member who is now deceased. The excess funds are likely owed to you. Our job is to represent you in the legal system to recover this money.
What if there are other liens?
Our legal team has experience working through these complications. Using documentation they obtain, they argue in the courts that other lienholders have had sufficient time to collect these funds.
Why wasn't I contacted initially?
Perhaps contact was attempted when the foreclosure was initially taking place. Perhaps it was not having correct contact information, or perhaps they didn't know who to contact. Each situation is unique. Either way, we are here and ready to help!
How can I be confident that this is not a scam?
Many families have trusted us to help them recover the funds they were owed. We won't ask for any information that would allow us access to any of your personal financial information. We will not ask for your social security number. We will only need some simple information from you so that we can mail or email you the necessary documents.
Who pays the costs associated with the process?
Our fee is only paid if we win money for you and your family. Out of our fee, we pay all legal and court fees (regardless of the number of hearings that may be required). If for some reason we do not win the case, Entrust Recovery is responsible for all legal & court fees, and you owe nothing.
How long does the process take?
Generally, we complete the process in 2-3 months. Depending on hearings and additional due diligence because of other liens, it sometimes takes longer. In the end, we don't get paid unless you get paid. You will never assume any risk, and we will keep you updated throughout the process.