Authority Asset Recovery LLC

03/25/2026

How or what questions are more productive than why questions?

02/07/2026

Unclaimed Money After Foreclosure

Many former homeowners don’t realize this:

If a property sells at auction for more than what was owed, the extra money (your equity) may still belong to you.

We often hear:

> “No one told me about any money.”

After a foreclosure, people are focused on moving and rebuilding, so important notices get missed and funds go unclaimed.

That’s where we come in.

We help former homeowners identify and recover their equity by checking records and handling the claim process for them.

Not every property has funds left over — but many do.

A simple review can confirm one way or the other.

If you lost a property and never checked, it may be worth finding out.

We’re here to help recover what’s rightfully yours.

02/05/2026

Why Do People Lose Homes to Foreclosure?

Many people assume foreclosure happens because someone was "irresponsible."

In reality, most families we speak with faced real life hardships.

Here are some of the most common reasons:
🔹 Job loss or reduced income
🔹 Medical issues or hospital bills
🔹 Death in the family
🔹 Divorce or separation
🔹 Property tax problems
🔹 Adjustable-rate loans that increased payments
🔹 Tenants not paying rent
🔹 HOA lien foreclosures
🔹 Confusing notices or missed deadlines

Life happens. Foreclosure doesn’t define a person.

If you or someone you know went through this, know that there may still be options or even funds owed back to you.

📩 Feel free to message us privately if you want to check.

12/21/2025

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04/08/2025

Occupied or vacant? Know where to focus your efforts.

02/27/2025

Do You Need an Attorney to Claim Mortgage Foreclosure Surplus Funds? 💰

Not all mortgage foreclosure surplus cases require an attorney! It depends on state laws, the trustee’s process, and whether there are competing claims. Here’s how to know if you need one:

✅ No Attorney Needed If:
➡️ The trustee has a simple claims process where you submit proof of ownership.
➡️ No one else (like lienholders or heirs) is contesting the funds.
➡️ Your state allows direct filing without legal representation.

⚠️ You May Need an Attorney If:
➡️ The funds are held by the court, requiring a legal motion for release.
➡️ Other parties (lenders, IRS, heirs) are fighting for the funds.
➡️ The trustee denies your claim, requiring legal action.
➡️ Your state requires an attorney for surplus claims.

💡 Pro Tip: Check with the foreclosure trustee or court to see if the process is straightforward or if legal help is recommended!

Have questions about a specific case? Drop a comment, DM or call me at (470) 480-4092! 📩

02/10/2025

If you're not getting busy at the crack of dawn or before with someone that is down with the mission, what are you doing? There are too many to help out here for us to not go full steam ahead.

02/09/2025

I door knocked 2 $300k surplus properties today. Both vacant but the neighbors had all types of juicy information. Also the package delivered to one of them had a last name that was not easily found online. Plus a couple of abandoned vehicles with vins and tags that are great pieces of evidence. Things you can't get over the phone sometimes. Hot on the trail of helping these folks out. To be continued...

02/05/2025

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01/31/2025

Eviction day TODAY!
Surplus funds could help prevent this or at least help you after. Why delay? Call today (470) 480-4092

09/30/2024

Did your home sell at the auctions in Georgia or Texas yesterday? Call (470) 480-4092. We can help TODAY!

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09/28/2024

Georgia law governing the distribution of surplus funds after the sale of a property at the mortgage foreclosure auction.

Please see the following citation from Georgia Code Title 44 – Property, Chapter 14 – Mortgages, Conveyances to Secure Debt, and Liens; Article 7 – Foreclosure, Part 2 – Foreclosure on Mortgages § 44-14-190. This explains the entitlement to any surplus funds under Georgia state law:

O.G.C.A. § 44-14-190: The money arising from the sale of mortgaged property sold under the regulations prescribed in this part shall be paid to the person foreclosing the mortgage unless claimed by some other lien which by law has priority of payment over the mortgage; and when there is any surplus after paying off the mortgage and other liens, the surplus shall be paid to the mortgagor or his agent.

https://law.justia.com/codes/georgia/title-44/chapter-14/article-7/part-2/section-44-14-190/