Frequently Asked Questions

  • We appreciate this question. There are entities out there that conduct scams and take advantage of people who have gone through a difficult situation. They usually ask you for money upfront. We do NOT. If a company in our industry is legitimate, it should incur all expenses and only collect fees after a client has received their surplus funds.

    If our company has contacted you, we have a strong reason to believe you may be owed money due to our extensive research. As a veteran-owned small business, we value integrity above all else. With us, there are NO UPFRONT COSTS.

  • The funds are what’s left over after a property has been auctioned due to an outstanding mortgage or tax balance, and after any other lien holders or creditors are paid.

  • Most times the county notifies the previous owner by sending a letter to the last address on record, which happens to be the property that was auctioned. This results in owners never receiving the notices.

  • There is no cookie-cutter answer to this since it depends on the complexity of each case, ranging from costs such as attorney fees, court fees, notarizations, and more. These expenses are incurred by our company, not you. Again, there are NO UPFRONT COSTS to you, and Trailblazer Asset Recovery is only paid if and when you are paid.

  • The time it takes from start to finish is different for each case. Things like state laws dictating when claims can be filed, if a claim requires an attorney to file it, where the funds are being held, if the claim requires probate, and other factors, all affect how long the process takes. The important thing is that our company works for you and is only paid after you are paid, so it’s in our best interest to ensure your case moves along as quickly as possible.