• GNSNEXT Asset Recovery Group

  • We Work Directly With The County!

Who We Are

Welcome to GNSNEXT Asset Recovery Group. We specialize in helping individuals and businesses recover surplus funds from various types of overages and unclaimed assets. Our team is dedicated to navigating the often complex and challenging recovery process to secure the funds that are rightfully yours. With a strong commitment to transparency, efficiency, and client satisfaction, we work diligently to track down and reclaim surplus assets from foreclosure auctions, tax sales, and other financial recoveries.

At GNSNEXT, we pride ourselves on our professionalism and personalized approach. We understand that each case is unique, and our experts are here to guide you every step of the way, ensuring a smooth and seamless experience. Partner with us to take the next step in reclaiming what belongs to you.

Our Mission

At GNSNEXT Asset Recovery Group, our mission is to empower individuals and businesses by recovering unclaimed and surplus assets with integrity, efficiency, and expertise. We are committed to navigating the complexities of asset recovery to maximize our clients’ financial well-being and bring hidden assets back into their rightful hands. With a client-first approach and dedication to transparency, we strive to simplify asset recovery, ensuring a seamless experience and meaningful results for every client we serve.

We Work Directly With The County!

At GNSNEXT, we take pride in our direct collaboration with the county, streamlining the process to ensure a seamless retrieval of your funds. Our professional team will handle every step of the process, ensuring a hassle-free experience and securing the surplus proceeds owed to you after a tax deed sale foreclosure. Take the first step towards financial recovery and entrust your surplus claim to our expert hands.
The process of surplus fund retrieval after a tax deed sale foreclosure typically involves several steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tax deed sales are public auctions where counties sell properties to recover unpaid property taxes, along with any associated fees, interest, and penalties. When a property owner fails to pay their taxes, the government may seize the property and sell it to the highest bidder in order to satisfy the outstanding tax debt.
If a property owner fails to pay their property taxes for one year or more, the county has the right to place the property up for auction in a tax deed sale after two years of unpaid taxes. However, the county is not obligated to do so, and in some cases, it may take several years before the property is actually put up for auction.
The state requires counties to wait a mandatory 120 days from time of auction sale and surplus notification to disperse funds.

Properties at tax deed auctions are typically bought by individuals, investors, and larger investment firms. After the winning bid is paid, the county issues a tax deed, transferring legal ownership of the property to the purchaser. If you wish to buy the property back, you must contact the buyer, who will expect to make profit on their investment.

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