Your Trusted Asset Recovery Partner

CME Asset Recovery Group is a professional surplus and asset recovery firm specializing in identifying and reclaiming funds owed to individuals after tax sales, foreclosures, probate proceedings, and government-held assets. We were built on a simple promise. Do what’s right, protect our clients’ interests, and operate with integrity at every step.
Many people never realize they are owed surplus or unclaimed funds. Others are overwhelmed by complex processes, deadlines, and legal requirements. CME Asset Recovery Group will bridge that gap by handling the recovery process from start to finish, ensuring our clients receive what belongs to them without stress, uncertainty, or confusion.
We operate with:
·       Transparency in communication
·       Ethical & compliant practices
·       Client-first accountability
·       Confidential handling of personal information
·       Results-driven professionalism
At CME Asset Recovery Group, we take pride in earning your trust, not just through results, but through the way we serve every client we work with.

Mission Statement

At CME Asset Recovery Group, our mission is to help individuals, families, and property owners recover surplus and unclaimed funds that rightfully belong to them with honesty, transparency, and unwavering integrity. We are dedicated to delivering ethical recovery services, guiding every client through the process with clarity, professionalism, and trust-focused support, while ensuring they receive the maximum funds they are entitled to.

Frequently Asked Questions

We know recovering surplus and unclaimed funds can feel confusing or unexpected — especially if you were never notified that money may be owed to you. These FAQs are here to provide clarity, transparency, and peace of mind throughout the process.
What are surplus or excess proceeds?

When a property is sold at a tax sale or foreclosure, the sale amount may exceed what was owed.

That extra amount is called:

  • Surplus funds

  • Excess proceeds

  • Overages

In many cases, those funds belong to the former property owner or their heirs but they are not automatically released. A claim must be filed correctly and within legal deadlines.

How did you find my information?

We locate potential surplus fund cases using:

  • Public court records

  • County and municipal filings

  • Foreclosure and tax sale reports

We do not purchase or sell personal data.

Your information is used solely for the purpose of determining whether you may be entitled to funds and assisting with your claim.

Why wasn’t I notified about these funds?

In many cases:

  • Notices are mailed to old addresses

  • Records are outdated or incomplete

  • Court notifications are missed

  • Heirs were never identified

As a result, surplus funds often go unclaimed or remain in court or agency custody until a claim is filed.

Our role is to help ensure you are properly informed and supported through the recovery process.

Do I have to pay anything upfront?

No.
We work on a contingency-based model.

That means:

  • No upfront fees

  • No out-of-pocket expenses

  • No payment unless funds are successfully recovered

Our compensation is only earned upon a successful recovery and release of funds.

How long does the recovery process take?

Timeframes vary based on:

  • Court processing speed

  • Document requirements

  • Case complexity

Most cases take 60–120 days, although some may require additional time depending on jurisdiction.

We keep clients informed with status updates throughout the process.

Do I need an attorney?

Some cases require court-approved legal filings.

When appropriate, we may:

  • Coordinate with licensed attorneys

  • Ensure filings meet court standards

  • Support clients through probate or heirship matters

If legal representation is required, it is typically included within the contingency fee structure not paid separately by the client.

Is my information kept confidential?

Yes, absolutely.

We follow strict confidentiality standards:

  • Secure handling of client records

  • Limited data access

  • No information shared without consent

Your privacy and trust are central to our work.

What happens if no funds are recovered?

If a claim is not approved or no funds are released:

  • You owe nothing

  • No fees are charged

  • No costs are billed

We assume the financial risk of processing and filing the claim.

Why should I work with CME Asset Recovery Group?

Our firm is built on:

  • Integrity-driven service

  • Transparency in communication

  • Client-first accountability

  • Ethical recovery practices

We manage:

  • Research

  • Documentation

  • Filing

  • Court correspondence

  • Case tracking

So, our clients can recover what’s rightfully theirs without stress or confusion.

How do I get started?

We begin with a confidential consultation to verify:

  • Eligibility

  • Case details

  • Potential recovery status

There is no obligation to proceed.