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Public Equity Reclamation Office

Restoring Equity. Rebuilding Stability.
Protecting Communities.

The Public Equity Reclamation Office (PERO) is a public-service–oriented organization dedicated to helping displaced homeowners reclaim the foreclosure surplus funds that legally belong to them. Yet thousands of families never receive this money due to lack of awareness, legal complexity, or administrative barriers. PERO exists to close that gap.

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Who We Are

Restoring Financial Equity

The Public Equity Reclamation Office (PERO) is a mission-driven, public-service–oriented organization dedicated to restoring financial equity to homeowners who have lost their properties to foreclosure.

We specialize in recovering foreclosure surplus funds—equity that legally belongs to the former homeowner but often goes unclaimed due to lack of awareness, legal complexity, or administrative barriers.

Our Purpose: PERO was founded to ensure that displaced families receive the funds they are entitled to and to reinvest resources into community-based relief programs that support both people and companion animals.

Our Core Values
Equity & Justice
Public Service
Consumer Advocacy
Transparency
Compassion
PERO American Leadership Team

Leadership

PERO is guided by a leadership team with extensive experience in foreclosure surplus recovery, consumer advocacy, and public-service administration.

Our leadership maintains long-standing professional relationships with court personnel, trustees, legal professionals, and community organizations—strengthening our ability to serve displaced families with efficiency, fairness, and integrity.

National Chapters

Building a Nationwide Network of Community Action. PERO is establishing local chapters across all U.S. states and territories.

  • Provide direct surplus-fund recovery assistance
  • Conduct public-service outreach and education
  • Build partnerships with local courts and nonprofits
  • Support displaced families and companion animals
Our Process

How It Works

01

Identify Funds

PERO reviews public records, court filings, and trustee reports to identify cases where surplus funds exist.

02

Verify Eligibility

Our specialists confirm ownership, lien status, and legal standing to ensure the rightful claimant is represented.

03

File The Claim

PERO prepares all required documentation, affidavits, and filings with the appropriate court or trustee office.

04

Advocate

We work directly with courts, trustees, attorneys, and financial institutions to expedite the review process.

05

Disbursement

Once approved, the court issues a disbursement order. Funds are released directly to the homeowner.

06

Community Impact

A portion of recovered funds supports PERO’s operational capacity, funding relief programs for displaced families and animals.

Program Overview

Community Equity & Relief Initiative

PERO is a national public-service organization dedicated to recovering foreclosure surplus funds and reinvesting resources into community-based relief programs. Our work addresses financial instability, housing insecurity, and the humanitarian needs of families and companion animals.

Surplus Asset Recovery

  • Identification of unclaimed foreclosure surplus funds
  • Claims preparation, filing, and legal coordination
  • Advocacy with courts, trustees, and financial institutions

Displacement Relief Fund

  • Emergency housing assistance
  • Relocation support for displaced families
  • Essential-needs stabilization

Animal Relief Initiative

  • Locating lost or displaced animals
  • Veterinary care and immunizations
  • Temporary sheltering and rehoming services

National Chapter Development

  • Establishing local offices in all states and territories
  • Expanding access to public-service recovery assistance
  • Building community resilience networks
Fact Sheet

Entities Involved in Recovery

Government
County Courts Sheriff’s Offices State Housing Agencies Public Trustees
Financial
Banks & Lenders Loan Servicers Title Companies
Legal
Real Estate Attorneys Probate Attorneys Asset Recovery Specialists Certified Process Servers
Community
Legal Aid Organizations Housing Counselors Animal-Welfare Partners Emergency Response Teams
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Client Stories

Verified Results

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"I honestly didn’t believe the funds were real at first. Timothy took the time to explain everything clearly and answered every question I had. A few months later, the funds were released exactly as described."

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Client Name Verified Claim
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"The process felt intimidating until I spoke with Timothy. He handled the paperwork, kept me updated, and made sure nothing was missed. I’m grateful I didn’t try to do this on my own."

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Sarah M. Verified Claim
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"I had moved years ago and assumed any money was long gone. I was wrong. This service helped recover funds I never knew existed."

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Robert D. Verified Claim
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"What stood out was the communication. No pressure, no confusion, just clear expectations and follow-through."

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James L. Verified Claim
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"As an heir, I had no idea where to start. The guidance I received made a complicated situation much easier to handle."

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Elizabeth T. Verified Heir
FAQs

Common Questions

Is this money really mine?
If surplus funds were generated from the sale of your property, the money may legally belong to you or your heirs. We verify this through county records before contacting you.
Why haven’t I been notified?
Public agencies are not required to track you down. Many funds remain unclaimed simply because no notice is sent, or notices are sent to the old address (the property that was sold).
How much money could be available?
Amounts vary significantly. Some claims are a few thousand dollars, while others can be much more. We can determine the exact amount available through our preliminary research.
Can I claim funds from years ago?
Possibly. Some funds are held for years, but strict deadlines (statutes of limitations) do apply. It depends entirely on the jurisdiction where the property was located.
What if I moved or changed my name?
That is common. As long as your eligibility and identity can be verified through legal documentation, a claim may still be possible.
What documents will I need?
Typically proof of identity (ID) and proof of connection to the property (old deeds, bills). If the owner passed away, additional heir or estate documents may be required.
What if multiple people claim the funds?
Some cases involve multiple heirs or claimants. We help navigate the legal process required to resolve those disputes and distribute the funds correctly.
What if my claim is denied?
If a claim is denied due to eligibility or legal limitations, you owe nothing. We operate on a contingency basis and only proceed when recovery appears viable.
Our Impact

Support Families.
Restore Equity.

Humanitarian programs are at the heart of our mission. Every contribution directly helps families rebuild and ensures their pets are protected along the way.

Housing Stabilization

Emergency housing assistance and relocation support.

Companion Animal Relief

Veterinary care, immunizations, and temporary sheltering.

Essential Needs

Food, supplies, and stabilization for displaced families.

100% Direct Impact

Of donations support relief programs.

0% Administrative Fees

Is taken from homeowner recoveries.

Operations are funded separately through a 25% allocation of gross funds successfully recovered. We operate with total transparency.
Contact Us

Start Your Recovery.

Ready to find out if you have a claim? Contact our team for a free, no-obligation audit of your case.

Phone

(800) 123-4567

Email

claims@perorecovery.com

Office

123 Financial District, Suite 400
New York, NY 10005

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