The Excess Funds Blueprint — Sales Edition

Learn the Excess Funds Recovery Process

Research the records. Find the right questions. Build an organized workflow.

A tax sale or foreclosure may leave surplus funds after the required obligations are paid. Finding a record is only the beginning. You still need to understand the sale, verify where the funds are held, research who may have a claim, and follow the rules that apply to that case.

The Excess Funds Blueprint shows you how to approach that work step by step, using practical examples from Georgia, Florida, and South Carolina.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE

The 30-page Sales Edition ebook in PDF format.

WHAT’S INSIDE

• An introduction to tax sale and foreclosure surplus research

• A process for organizing leads and checking official records

• Examples involving former owners, businesses, estates, and heirs

• Approaches to initial contact and case follow-up

• Worksheets, checklists, and sample scripts

• State-specific considerations and questions to verify before acting

The Blueprint is written for people who want to understand the work behind an excess funds recovery business. It does not promise that every lead will produce a claim or that every claim will result in a payment.

BUILT AROUND CAREFUL RESEARCH

A name on a list does not, by itself, establish who is entitled to funds. The official custodian, applicable law, and facts of the case matter. These materials emphasize source verification, documented next steps, respectful communication, and referral of disputed legal questions to qualified counsel.

PRICE: $20 USD

Digital PDF download. The Recovery Toolkit and self-study Training are separate products and are not included in this purchase.

Published by Charles Scott of AMIRITUS ASSOCIATES LLC, Atlanta, Georgia.

EDUCATIONAL NOTICE

This product is educational material, not legal, tax, or financial advice. Laws, fee restrictions, deadlines, claim procedures, and communication rules vary by jurisdiction and may change. Buyers should verify current official requirements and obtain qualified legal review before using agreements, fee terms, outreach scripts, or claim procedures in live cases. No income or recovery is guaranteed.