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Ohio Excess Funds List
Ohio is a Judicial foreclosure area where both tax and mortgage foreclosure follows a judicial procedure to complete the sale. In Ohio the foreclosure is performed either by the county sheriffs department or with the help of a private selling officer.
Based on the availability of data and the State law, Ohio is a very good option for recovery agents. There are no fee agreement limits as well. There are several other reasons that make it a very popular State to work as a recovery agents,
- Ohio County foreclosures occur very frequently and produces good number of leads every month.
- Ohio is very fair to open data act and provides almost all the foreclosure details, cases and dockets online.
- It’s easy to research foreclosure cases and determine and verify exact surplus balance and it’s availability.
- Ohio probate court records are also available to find heirs of the deceased owners.
- No capped percentage for fee agreement for recovery agents to the previous owners.
- Availability of expert attorneys whom are also working in a contingency basis.
Note that, so many positive features raised the competition as a recovery agent to the unbeatable state. But if you can use the right strategy and automate your lead generation process to receive up to date leads right after or before sale, you will be able to reach your targeted closed deals every month.
Ohio statutes Title 57 Chapter 5721 Section 20
Unclaimed moneys remaining to owner
any residue of moneys from the sale or foreclosure of lands remaining to the owner on the order of distribution, and unclaimed by such owner within sixty days from its receipt, shall be paid into the county treasury and shall be charged separately to the county treasurer by the county auditor, in the name of the supposed owner. The treasurer shall retain such excess in the treasury for the proper owner of such lands upon which the foreclosure was had, and upon demand by such owner, within three years from ……