Noble Asset Recovery LLC helps property owners, heirs, and estates recover surplus funds from foreclosure and tax deed sales.
We research claims, locate eligible parties, and assist with the recovery process.
No upfront fees. We only get paid if funds are successfully recovered.
Contact Noble Asset Recovery LLC
Email: nobleassetrecoveryllc@gmail.com
Phone: 407-576-2590 / 321- 655- 2117
Located: 7726 Winegard Rd Orlando FL 32809
Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, serving clients nationwide.
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Noble Asset Recovery LLC is headquartered in Florida and assists property owners, heirs, and estates with surplus fund recovery opportunities nationwide. Many individuals are unaware that funds may remain after a foreclosure sale, tax deed sale, or other court-ordered property sale. Our team conducts extensive research to identify potential claims, locate eligible parties, and assist throughout the recovery process. When additional legal assistance is necessary, we may work with experienced attorneys and legal professionals who can help address probate matters, heirship determinations, title issues, and other claim-related requirements. No upfront fees are required. We only get paid if funds are successfully recovered. We operate on a contingency basis, meaning we only receive compensation if funds are successfully recovered. If no recovery is made, you owe us nothing. Our mission is to provide professional, transparent, and compassionate assistance while helping individuals and families recover funds that may rightfully belong to them. We are committed to guiding our clients through the recovery process with integrity, clear communication, and personalized support every step of the way.
The Auction Sale
When a property goes through foreclosure, it is typically sold at a public county auction to the highest bidder. The primary goal of this sale is to recover the outstanding debt owed to the lender or municipality.
Your Rightful Funds
If the property sells for more than the total debt owed, the remaining balance creates what is known as "surplus funds" or "overages." By law, these excess funds rightfully belong to you, the previous homeowner.
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