Legal
Privacy Policy
Draft — not reviewed by counsel
This is a structural placeholder written to show what belongs on the page. It is not legal advice and is not fit to publish. Surplus-funds recovery is regulated state by state — several states cap recovery fees, mandate specific contract language, impose waiting periods after the sale, and require registration or licensing. Have an attorney licensed in each state you operate in review and rewrite this before launch.
Information we collect
When you submit our consultation form, we collect your name, email address, phone number, mailing address, the address of the foreclosed property, and any details you choose to share about your situation.
To be completed: describe any analytics, advertising pixels, session recording, or third-party embeds in use, and the cookies they set. If none are in use, say so explicitly.
How we use it
We use this information to research whether surplus funds are owed to you, to contact you about your claim, and to prepare and file claim documentation on your behalf.
Who we share it with
To be completed: this section matters most. Claim work involves attorneys, skip-tracing vendors, and court filings that become public record. Name the categories of recipients, state plainly that court filings are public, and state whether information is ever sold or shared for marketing. It should not be.
How long we keep it
To be completed: specify retention periods for claimants and for non-claimants.
Your rights
To be completed: if you serve residents of California, Colorado, Virginia, or other states with consumer privacy statutes, describe access, deletion, and opt-out rights and how to exercise them.
Contact
Questions about this policy can be directed to Xcelerated Recovery Advisors using the details on our contact page.