Mortgage Recovery Inc.
30 N Gould St, Ste R
Sheridan, WY 82801

This is our official business address where we maintain operations. You can send mail at this location.

• Initial Assessment Fee: $FREE (after eligibility confirmation)
• Success Fee: 35% of recovered amounts
• Court Filing Costs: $WE Pay Them (varies by state and case complexity)

We charge an processing fee once we confirm your eligibility, we also collect a percentage of any funds we recover for you. Court costs are additional expenses required for filing claims that we pay for.

Recovery of Mortgage surplus funds is subject to individual case evaluation and applicable state laws. Results vary based on loan value, outstanding liens, Pool Performance Analytics, and state-specific regulations. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Not all Mortgages generate recoverable surplus funds.

While we have helped many clients recover Mortgage surplus funds, each case is unique. The amount you may recover depends on many factors including the sale price of your property, outstanding debts, and state laws.

Mortgage Recovery Inc. does not guarantee the recovery of funds. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.

Our services focus specifically on recovering surplus funds from completed loans. We do not provide loan modification services.

We collect personal and financial information necessary to process your claim. This includes contact information, property details, loan documentation, and identification. We use industry-standard security measures to protect your data. For complete details, please review our Privacy Policy.

We collect personal and financial information to process your claim. We implement security measures to protect your data and only share information when necessary to process your claim or when required by law.

State laws establish specific timeframes for claiming surplus funds after a loan is paid off. These deadlines range from 2 months to 5 years after the loan was paid. After these deadlines, funds may be escheated to the state and become more difficult to recover. We recommend acting promptly and call us now to preserve your claim rights.