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Asset Recovery Assistance and Advice
Greetings all,
So my question is if there any resources you would recommend for someone who is interested in assisting homeowners recapture the excess funds from a sheriff sale when bidders pay far more than what's owed.
I notice this in certain areas and wanted to know if there was a standard approach to get the previous homeowner their funds from the state for a portion of the funds you can reclaim for them. How would I go about figuring out the contracts and protocol?
I've seen some courses online for over $1000 that look shady. I've also seen something called recoverycourse.com. They're only about $150, but, they deal with recovery of judgments, and their reviews aren't filling me to the brim with enthusiasm in their product.
Any suggestions?
I think this strategy can work with my current strategies and make me feel good about helping people.
Thanks in Advance.