Tired of watching YouTube videos and downloading PDFs but still unsure where to start?
Watch my FREE 10-Minute Masterclass to learn how the asset recovery business works—from finding foreclosure surplus funds and contacting claimants to understanding the claims process.
Discover how to take your first steps with LIVE mentorship, weekly training, and accountability available through Hutch & Holmes.
Don't just learn the Business. Build the Business.
An asset recovery business helps individuals or businesses identify and pursue money that may be owed to them.
At Hutch & Holmes, my specialty is surplus funds from mortgage and tax foreclosures.
When a property is sold through foreclosure, the sale may generate money beyond what is required to satisfy applicable debts, costs, or other obligations. Depending on the circumstances and state law, some of those remaining funds may be available to eligible claimants.
Many former homeowners may not realize that funds exist or understand how to pursue them.
That's where an Asset Recovery Advocate may provide a valuable service.
1. FIND — Research Potential Surplus Funds
Search public records, foreclosure sales, and available surplus information to identify potential recovery opportunities.
2. INFORM — Contact Potential Claimants
Locate former homeowners or other potential claimants and share information about funds that may be available to them.
3. ASSIST — Support the Recovery Process
Help claimants understand their next steps and provide services permitted under applicable state laws. Compensation, if permitted, depends on the services, agreement, and applicable rules.
One of the biggest mistakes aspiring Advocates make is spending months watching videos and collecting information without taking action.
You don't need to know everything before getting started. But you do need to understand the process and take your first step.
Your First Assignment:
Choose one county and state where you want to operate. Research how a homeowner or eligible claimant would pursue mortgage foreclosure surplus funds and tax foreclosure surplus funds.
Study the processes separately because the requirements may be different.
Learn what the claimant must find, complete, submit, and follow up on. Verify the information using official court, county, and state government sources.
Once you understand that process, you'll have a better idea of how your business can provide a useful and legally permitted service.
Whether you're exploring the business or ready for personalized guidance, there's a way to get started.
Learn the basics. Ask questions. Keep building.
Join a supportive community of aspiring and growing Asset Recovery Advocates.
What you'll find:
Monthly LIVE Q&A sessions
Weekly training videos
Monthly newsletter
Business-building conversations and guidance
An Asset Recovery Business Guide for step-by-step direction
This is a great starting point if you're still learning how the business works and want ongoing encouragement as you take your next steps.
Your business. Your goals. A personalized plan.
If you're ready to move beyond watching videos and want someone to help you get started, my 90-Day Business Mentorship Program may be the right fit.
Together, we'll focus on:
Understanding where you are and where you want to go
Creating a personalized business action plan
Learning the foreclosure surplus recovery process
Building your business foundation
Developing research and outreach processes
Taking consistent action with guidance and accountability
Not sure if mentorship is right for you?
Schedule a FREE 15-Minute Mentorship Clarity Call with me. We'll briefly discuss your goals, the support you're looking for, and how the program works.
The Clarity Call is informational, not a coaching session.
Meet Nekia | Hutch & Holmes
I'm Nekia, an Asset Recovery Advocate specializing in surplus funds from mortgage and tax foreclosures.
I help identify potential surplus funds and assist eligible claimants within the applicable recovery process.
I also help aspiring Advocates understand how this business works and take the steps needed to begin building their own asset recovery business.
My approach is simple: information is important, but implementation is what moves your business forward.
You don't have to learn everything at once. You need clarity, a plan, and the willingness to take action.
Whether you join our free Facebook Community or explore personalized 90-Day Mentorship, your next step starts with taking action.
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