We will discuss with you about your foreclosure we need to know if it was a mortgage or tax foreclosure. We'll evaluate your situation to see if you qualify for help from one of our network partners. 

If you do qualify, you can retain our services as your GMA Agent, where we will connect you with one or more of our network partners that matches the best solution to seeing if there are any qualifying funds available from your foreclosure. 

Once the right program is found, you will be on your way to receiving financial relief, and satisfaction of getting something back after such a stressful situation you and perhaps your loved one had to go through.

Their aim is to provide a series of services for the homeowner who has suffered financial hardship from a foreclosure. Below are the brief summaries of the steps involved in finding out if there are any relieve funds from your foreclosure. 

They know the "ins and outs" of government agencies in all states. If a government agency is holding your funds, they know how to get them! 

Understand however, after a certain period of time elapses, and no one claims your funds in time, those monies are often "escheat" to the agency holding them, meaning you may no longer have a claim to them.

So that's why we're here to steer you to those who know the ropes and to the professionals that have your back.

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