How to Verify This Is Legitimate

1. Verify Surplus Funds Independently

Surplus funds are held by third parties such as courts, trustees, or county officials — not by PropertyUFlex.

• You may verify potential surplus funds by:

• Contacting the court or trustee listed on the foreclosure record

• Reviewing public foreclosure sale results

• Checking with the appropriate county or clerk’s office

You do not need to work with PropertyUFlex to verify this information.

2. Understand Our Role

PropertyUFlex:

• Reviews publicly available records

• Assists with administrative documentation

• Coordinates submissions when engaged

PropertyUFlex:

• Does not hold client funds

• Does not control approvals or payouts

• Is not affiliated with courts or government agencies

• Is not a law firm

3. No Guarantees — By Design

No private company can guarantee surplus-fund recovery.

All claims are reviewed and approved by third-party authorities based on:

• eligibility

• documentation

• applicable law

Any company that guarantees recovery should be approached with caution.

4. You Always Have a Choice

You may:

• File a claim on your own

• Work with an attorney of your choosing

• Choose administrative assistance

• Decide not to pursue a claim at all

Speaking with PropertyUFlex does not obligate you to proceed.

5. How Fees Are Structured

PropertyUFlex charges a fee only if funds are successfully recovered and disbursed.

There are:

• No upfront fees

• No payment for unsuccessful claims

All terms are disclosed before engagement.

6. Why You Might Be Contacted

If PropertyUFlex contacts you, it is because publicly available records suggest surplus funds may exist related to a property, estate, or business.

You are encouraged to verify this independently.

7. Questions Are Welcome

We believe transparency builds trust.

If something is unclear, ask — or verify it independently before proceeding.