Bob Diamond
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I recently processed my 7th or 8th…
I recently processed my 7th or 8th claim. I found the lead in Delaware's Project Rightful Owner site, on the Superior Court website. I then mailed the claimant a letter, who responded, and we did the agreement. The claimant was not that skeptical, but the case was somewhat complicated by divorce and Family Court Proceedings were brought into the equation by the attorney who I routinely deal with. An attorney is required in Delaware to process Overage claims. There was a HELOC left over, even after the foreclosing mortgage was satisfied by the Sheriff Sale, that had to first be reconciled, but even after that, there was still about 60K leftover to be claimed. The Judge awarded my claimant 1/2 of that amount. The other 1/2 goes to the other partner, who was uncooperative. So, in the end, my claimant was very grateful and will use the money to buy a much needed 2nd hand automobile. I personally will use my commission to pay off Vendors and debts, at least in part. I am grateful to Bob Diamond and his staff for assisting me whenever I had questions or concerns. About my thoughts on the business . . . It has become competitve of late, at least in Delaware and I feel fortunate to get a one or two percent response rate at best. This, in all honesty, has made it somewhat difficult in the last couple of years or so. However, I am grateful for this business as it has given my the freedom of not having to get a part time job in my retirement. You know, the kind of jobs that give you a generous ten minute bathroom break! I have used all the marketing mediums, including phone, email ( my favorite ), and of course letters. They have all have produced results. My biggest claim netted my company 43K and that was for a foreign judgement against the former homeowner, who was again, uncooperative with me. The Judgement Creditor was a pleasure to work with! That was a happy day around the campfire for my family. Well, that's it. Like anything else in life, you have to work the business. Thank you Bob and Company.