Q: What are Surplus Funds?

A: Surplus Funds are any money your foreclosed home sold over the amount due to

lenders and lien holders. Our mission is to recover your funds for you.

Q: Is this a scam?

A: No, we are a legitimate company specializing in asset recovery, with attorneys ready to
handle legal proceedings if needed. We are more than willing to send you proof
of our legitimacy, and of your entitlement to funds, upon request.

Q: Are there hidden attorney fees or costs?

A: No hidden fees—our costs are covered, and we only get paid if we recover your funds.

Q: Can I collect the funds on my own?

A: You can try, but the process can be complex and time-consuming. We have the experience to make

it faster and smoother.

Q: Do I need to appear in court?

A: Usually not. Our attorneys handle court appearances for you.

Q: Why choose Asset Hero?

A: We handle the tedious recovery process so you can save time and energy while ensuring results.

Q: How do you know the money is mine?

A: We use county records and various online tools to verify ownership to ensure you still have legal rights to the asset.

Q: What are the chances of recovering the money?

A: If the money is yours, we’ll get it for you, We are 100 percent confident in or success due to our expertise, and our highly competent legal team. If we cant get your money, you don't pay, guaranteed.

Q: What do you need to recover the money?

A: It depends on your case but may include contracts, court documents, IDs, or title searches.

Q: How long will it take?

A: Timelines vary, but it typically depends on how quickly we gather proof and the government’s processing speed. Although timelines are case by case, we ensure get every claim as fast as possible by eliminating details on the backend that typically slow down the speed of a claim payout.

Q: What does it cost me?

A: Nothing upfront—we only take a percentage of recovered funds. If we don’t succeed, you
pay nothing.

Q: How will I be paid?

A: Once the process is complete, we’ll get your funds from the county then mail you a verified check. Well constantly update you on the status of your payment until you get it. Simple and easy.