Asset Recovery Experts

Recover Unclaimed Funds. Get What’s Rightfully Yours!

 

StarQuest Assets LLC helps families, businesses, and organizations recover forgotten money – from unclaimed funds, mortgage & tax foreclosures, forgotten bank accounts, insurance proceeds, and more.

Our expert team of state-licensed investigators, attorneys, and heir finders has audited over $500M+ in unclaimed funds, nationwide. Their unmatched expertise in navigating complex state statutes, court requirements, and trustees' processes ensures a successful recovery process like no other.

 

Unclaimed & Excess Funds Auditors and Asset Recovery Specialists:

Areas of Expertise

  • Mortgage & tax foreclosure surplus or excess funds

  • Dormant bank accounts

  • Uncashed payroll or vendor checks

  • Customer overpayments

  • Insurance policy proceeds or premium refunds

  • Mineral royalty payments

  • Safe deposit box contents

  • Stocks, bonds, dividends and mutual fund shares

  • Utility deposits and other refunds

  • Court deposits, trust funds, and escrow accounts

 

Let us help you recover what’s rightfully yours!

How We Recover Your Assets

  • We obtain information directly from the states and counties that are withholding the unclaimed funds.

  • We audit, contact and inform individuals & businesses listed on the unclaimed funds to initiate the recovery process.

  • We finalize agreements with the claimants to represent them.

  • We validate and notarize (as required by law) all legal documents that connect you to the unclaimed property.

  • We file and submit claims to the relevant agencies.

  • We track the claim's progress, keeping you informed until payout.

  • We charge for our services on a contingency basis, meaning "you pay no upfront costs or fees" unless we are successful in recovering the funds on your behalf.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Unclaimed Funds and Surplus Funds?

Unclaimed Funds are financial assets that have been abandoned by their owners. They include

  • Dormant bank accounts
  • Uncashed payroll or vendor checks
  • Customer overpayments
  • Insurance policy proceeds or premium refunds
  • Mineral royalty payments
  • Safe deposit box contents
  • Stocks, bonds, dividends and mutual fund shares
  • Utility deposits and other refunds
  • Court deposits, trust funds, and escrow accounts
  • Note that it does not include real estate.

 

Surplus Funds are funds remaining after a foreclosure sale, occurring when sale proceeds exceed the amount owed on the property.

  • Mortgage & tax foreclosure surplus
  • Note that this includes real estate.

What are Mortgage and Tax foreclosures Surplus Funds?

Mortgage forclosure - A homeowner defaults on mortgage payments, the lender seizes and sells the property, and any remaining amount after paying off outstanding mortgage debt may be surplus funds.

 

Tax forclosure - A property owner fails to pay property taxes, the county seizes and sells the property, and any excess funds after paying off tax debt may be considered surplus funds.

What Types of Assets do you Help Recover and Who can you help recover these assets?

We help recover mortgage & tax foreclosures surplus funds, and unclaimed funds such as forgotten bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, mineral royalties, stocks, bonds and dividends, safe deposit box content, court deposits, trust funds and escrow accounts.

 

We help individuals and businesses recover the funds they thought they had lost, or never knew existed. 

I lost my property or other assets to foreclosure. How do I check if I have a surplus?

Contact us with information about your property to investigate your case and we'll contact the "Holder Entity" holding your surplus funds on your behalf.

I or another company have filed this claim before but was unsuccessful. Can you help?

Yes, we can help. Contact us and we’ll help you figure out why you or other company were unsuccessful. 

How did you get my information?

We work directly with the states and counties across the united states that are withholding the uncliamed and surplus funds. We request such records from them to audit them for surplus and unclaimed funds.