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Who we are :

Easy Access Refunds is a team of third-party tracers in an independent business enterprise and is involved in locating homeowners who may be entitled to a Federal Housing Administration (FHA) single family mortgage insurance premium refund or distributive share payment. We attempt to match homeowners with the government funds owed, as part of a private relationship that the tracer establishes . We as a third-party tracer develop valuable client/company relationship. We understand the time consuming process of retrieving your government refund can be lengthy and strentuous. Therefore we have organized a system to eliminate the extra time and information retrieval. We would like to offer the processing and issuance of your refund, in a timely a fashion. With your cooperation with this company , your refund will be processed and retrieved within a few easy steps. Under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) of 1986, the Department makes available a cumulative listing of unpaid Distributive Shares and Mortgage Insurance Premium refunds for Mutual Mortgage Insurance mortgages that remain unpaid for a minimum of 2 years. Until September 30, 2011, the Department provided the requested information through the Department of Commerce's National Technical Information Service (NTIS) for a fee. Some entrepreneurs have developed commercial ventures using the listing provided by HUD through NTIS. Currently, the Department is in the process of developing a new delivery system, in order to provide the Mortgage Insurance Refund List to the public on the FOIA website, so that the State Listings can be easily downloaded at no cost to the requestor from the FOIA Frequently Requested Materials webpage. However, this process has not yet been implemented . Since the FOIA listings contain public information, HUD currently allows individuals or organizations to utilizing this data to supply individuals with the funds they are rightfully owed. However, the Department neither promotes the use but does not publicly supply these listing or locate claimants . HUD never discourages the efforts of third-party tracers, as long as the tracers do not misrepresent themselves or the process to the public.

We look forward to having your business in the near future.

Thanking you in advance

Feel free to contact us if you have any concerns or questions at

1-800-845-2147

What is government tracing?
The government agency known as HUD/FHA (Housing & Urban Development/Federal Housing Authority) has allowed brokers to act as a liaison between itself and a specific group of borrowers. These liaisons, or Tracers as they are commonly called, locate individuals who have borrowed money to purchase homes using loans secured through HUD/FHA
The Government Tracer Program has been featured in the USA TODAY and listed as one of the 20 hottest home-based businesses by Entrepreneur Magazine. The tremendous success rates of the Tracer Program make it stand out among many other business opportunities.

What exactly does a tracer do?
Often referred to as a third party tracer (because the government is not directly involved with the refund process), a tracer can be defined as an information broker who works to locate individuals due a refund, notify them of unclaimed monies owed to them, help them obtain it from HUD/FHA, and receive a percentage of that refund as a fee in exchange for these services.

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