If you are dying to get out of the 9-5 rut and step into a career where the sky’s the limit when it comes to earning potential, there’s a golden opportunity to get into the field of money finding. The current economic climate is creating a lot of government-held money; money finders find unclaimed funds like these, find their owners, and reconnect the two for a 40-50% finder’s fee.
So why isn’t everyone in this business, if it’s that easy? Simple. Most government-held money is held at the state level, where there are laws governing the amount a money finder can charge to find unclaimed funds – usually around 10%. Also, most amounts of money held at the state level are too small to make any money at 10%. These funds usually come from forgotten savings accounts, stock dividends, and utility deposits, and rarely amount to more than a few hundred dollars. Also, states often have a public website where you can check yourself to see if you have any lost money. Not a ton of good deals for a money finder there.
What most money finders miss is massive real estate created overages. Due to an almost unknown loophole, these funds aren’t subject to finder’s fee caps. And because they are held outside the state level, they never show up on those free websites. There are literally billions of dollars in these funds sitting in the hands of the government, and terribly, they escheat to the government if not collected in time.
If you want to find unclaimed funds for a living, this is the niche to get into and work hard, right now. There’s a unique combination of factors in play at this point in time: tons of foreclosures, no limitation by the government (and this could begin to change very soon), and best of all, almost no one else working in the field. For the next five to ten years the profit potential in this niche is through the roof – and you can work the business from home, even remotely, from anywhere in the world.
So where to find records of these funds, and how to find their owners? Read the *free* Hooked On Overages “Insider’s Guide.” Visit http://Tax-Sale-Overages.com now. Or, take the *free* 5-day Video Training! Visit http://Overages-Training.com now.
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