Unclaimed Property Kit

Did you know that there’s over 300 billion dollars in Unclaimed Property held in the U.S., just waiting to be recovered. It may be hard to believe but people actually forget about their money, like bank accounts, dividends, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, etc. In fact it’s estimated that 1 in 10 Americans has unclaimed money owed to them. Almost every state in the U.S. has an Unclaimed Property Database on the web, with loads of cash just sitting there!

There is big money to be made for locators to match up the billions of dollars with the rightful owners. However, without the proper forms and a track to run on, it would be a very complex business to start. Now… there’s an easy solution: The Unclaimed Property Kit. With the Unclaimed Property Kit, you get all the forms, web links and legal documents that are needed, like the fee agreement form, cover letters, a prepared phone script and tips on "the best way to get started quickly"! You don’t have to be a rocket scientist or have a college degree, all you need is a computer, internet access… and the Unclaimed Property Kit. You can get started today for only $27.95

How do assets become unclaimed property? For example, if John Smith opened an account with a bank or other business, and sometime later moved and forgot about that account. The bank or business is required by law to file a report and forward those assets to the State Treasurer. The Treasurer is responsible for safeguarding assets whose rightful owners cannot be located or assets that have been unclaimed for a specific period of time (generally three to seven years). Assets are held in the custody of the state indefinitely until the owner is located or their rightful heirs come forward. The state maintains a database of names for all accounts turned over to it. The owner or their heirs always have rights to the funds. There is no time limit to claim the money! In most cases it’s money from a forgotten paycheck, a lost inheritance or a closed bank account.

Here's how you make money as a locator.

(Let's look at this hypothetical example)

You start by simply typing names into the State Unclaimed Property Database (links below) using a local whitepages phone directory as your source. As you type in random names, you pull-up a Jerry Price at 1235 Hill St., Los Angeles, CA. with $8,200.00 from PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Looking at your whitepages directory you see that Jerry Price now possibly resides at 541 Oak St., Glendale, CA. Could this be the same individual? It's probably worth giving Jerry a call to find out if you have a match. So, you call, Mr. Price to see if he once lived at the 1235 Hill St. address. (Knowing about his previous address and where the money came from gives you real credibility.)

(Example script)

ring, ring, ring,
"May I speak to Jerry Price please. (This is Jerry) Hi Mr. Price, my name is _______, I am an Unclaimed Property Locator. I might have some good news for you... Let me ask you, did you have a previous address of 1235 Hill St ? (yes i did.) Well, it looks like I have located approximately $8200.00 from a PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY that has been declared abandoned. The owner of these funds is a Jerry Price whose previous address was 1235 Hill. Do you remember anything about this money? (oh yeah I think I do...) Well, as I mentioned before, I' am an Unclaimed Property Locator and my job is to match up lost money with the rightful owner and it looks like we have a match, so it looks like you have might have $8,200 coming back to you!!! The property in question is currently in the possession of the State Treasurer. For example, if you opened an account or made a deposit with a bank, and forgot about your assets, the bank is required by law after 3-7 years to file a report and forward those assets to the State Treasurer. The Treasurer is responsible for safeguarding assets indefinitely until the rightful owners come forward. Anyway, as a locator, I receive a small 10% finder’s fee for locating the property and matching it up the the rightfull owner. If this is acceptable to you I will forward you a letter concerning these funds and the Agreement Form. Once I receive the signed 'Agreement Form', I will send you a 'Claim Form' and instructions so you can make your claim. Mr. Price, please note that the Agreement states that I will be paid my fee only if the $8200 is retrieved. I will give you ample opportunity to confirm the existence and take possession of the funds. I will also consult with you, if you desire, on how to claim your funds. Congratulations sir !"

YOU JUST MADE YOURSELF A COOL $820.00 !!!
You can take the rest of the day off :-)

Includes everything you need:

Fee Agreement Form (It would be next to impossible without this form)
Introductory/Cover Letter Form
Phone Script (so you know what to say)
Letter Head Template
Client Instructions Form (regarding your fee and on completing the Claim Form)
Late Notice Form (in case your client forgets about your 10%)
Client Contact Tracking Sheet (to keep track of your business and stay organized)
Valuable information on "The best way to get started quickly"
Direct links to all Unclaimed Property websites on the web with searchable databases
Direct links to databases for locating individuals
Link to the Federal Pension Search Directory
Link to HUD/FHA insured mortgage refunds
Zip Code lookup database
Area code to prefix finder

Documents are in .htm and .doc format.
Works on Windows PC and Mac computers

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LAWS: It is imperative that you abide by the rules and regulations of each specific
State. Some States have laws that address locators contract conditions, allowable fees and access to claim forms. Registration or Private Investigator license is required by a few States. Click here
Some States that require a Private Investigator License are:
FLORIDA, ILLINOIS, MISSOURI, NEVADA, NORTH DAKOTA, OREGON, TEXAS

The most common types of unclaimed property are:
Checking / Savings Accounts	Stocks and Mutual Funds	Payroll Checks
Life Insurance Proceeds	Credit Balances	HUD/FHA Refunds
Gas and Mineral Royalties	Money Orders	Overpayments and Refunds
Dividends	Cashiers Checks	Customer Deposits

Alabama	Alaska	Arizona	Arkansas	California
Colorado	Connecticut	Delaware	District of Columbia	Florida
Georgia	Hawaii	Idaho	Illinois	Indiana
Iowa	Kansas	Kentucky	Louisiana	Maine
Maryland	Massachusetts	Michigan	Minnesota	Mississippi
Missouri	Montana	Nebraska	Nevada	New Hampshire
New Jersey	New Mexico	New York	North Carolina	North Dakota
Ohio	Oklahoma	Oregon	Pennsylvania	Rhode Island
South Carolina	South Dakota	Tennessee	Texas	Utah
Vermont	Virginia	Washington	West Virginia	Wisconsin
Wyoming	Canada