ilvagnoli Holdings LLC
Unclaimed Mortgage Refund Recovery Services
                                                             
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 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Regarding FHA / HUD Mortgage Insurance Premium Refunds
If you have questions that are not addressed in this section, please let us know what those questions are and we will be happy to add the questions and answers to this FAQ page.


Why Am I Entitled to this Refund?
   When you purchased yourt property, you had an FHA Mortgage. To protect the government in case of default on the        loan, at the closing table and in the closing costs, you were required to pay a substantial up front Mortgage Insurance            Premium (MIP) of approximately 1.50% of your total loan amount and subsequently paid approximately .05% each                month in your mortgage payment for mortgage insurance. When you later refinanced or sold the property, the original              FHA Mortgage was paid off by the new refinance or by the new owner. Consequently, your mortgage insurance policy            was no longer needed and was canceled. You, therefore, get money back for the unused portion of the premium that  
             you paid up front in the closing costs for the mortgage insurance policy.

How do I prove for myself that this refund is for real?
    Once you hire us to start the recovery of your refund you will be provided with phone number and your specific  account number which will enable you to verify your FHA/HUD Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) refund entitlement  for yourself.

What is the Redemption Date?
   The Redemption Date is the date your FHA/HUD Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) refund became available to you.        It is the date that your FHA mortgage was canceled by either a refinanced mortgage or by the new owner if the property          was sold.

Why was the refund not automatically sent to me?
    FHA/HUD sends notices with refund information to homeowners at the last known address for a two-year period after          Redemption Date. If you moved, you may not have received the notices. If you did receive, you may have chosen to               simply ignore the notices. If your refund is not claimed by you in two years after the Redemption Date, your name(s) is/are       added to the national list of rightful recipients and the government database system. Refund checks are not automatically           sent to homeowners. A claim for the refund check must be filed. If you don't know how, REFUND RECOVERY                   SERVICE is available to assist you


Why doesn't FHA/HUD do this themselves?
    It was determined that it would be cost prohibitive to staff an FHA/HUD Department for the sole purpose of locating            refund recipients because a good percentage of individuals move, fail to provide a change of address notice at the post           office, and notices to homeowners are often mistaken as "junk" mail and they get tossed into the trash. A decision was             made to allow independent processors to assist in getting these unclaimed refunds back into the hands of homeowners             who are rightfully entitled. That decision has proven to be most beneficial to homeowners. Without us, many homeowners         would not have received their refunds.

    As a direct result of the efforts of independent refund processors (third party tracers) to locate, contact and assist                    homeowners with the recovery of their refunds, more homeowners have received and will receive their refund checks. If          not contacted by an independent refund processor, many homeowners would remain unaware that they have this money          available to them.

Can I still get refund if co-signers are divorced? And what if co-signer is deceased?
     If divorced, Absolutely! If whereabouts of co-signer is unknown, you can file a claim for your percentage of ownership, i.e.   50% of the refund amount. If the other co-signer wants his or her 50% portion of the refund, a separate claim must be filed.

 If co-signer is deceased, the survivor can claim 100% of the refund. A copy of the Death Certificate will be required by            FHA.


How long does it take to get refund check?
   Per FHA/HUD, the normal processing time is up to 120 days from date of receipt of the refund request. However, if             submission package to FHA/HUD to request refund is complete and accurate, including properly completed, executed and          notarized refund request form and proper proof of ownership documents are provided, the processing time can be as little      as 4-7 weeks from time of receipt of submission package requesting refund at FHA/HUD in Washington D C. Our service        provides you with accurate and complete submission information which will greatly reduce the processing time.

Can you provide references or testimonials?
   Go to Testimonials for authentic testimonials to see the list of Happy Clients who have already received their FHA MIP          refund checks. 

Can I do this myself?
   Yes, you can do this yourself. Time, patience, perseverance and determination to see the refund process through are               absolute must-have traits. The normal processing time can be up to 120 days. Homeowners trying to get their refunds                 themselves often become frustrated and discouraged and give up before they actually receive their refund checks. Dealing           with a government agency can be an intimidating and a grueling experience.

 Before FHA/HUD releases funds, certain procedures are required and someone deviating from the correct procedure will        experience difficulty in ultimately receiving refund check and most will seek the services of a professional refund processor.

  For your information, a requirement of FHA/HUD is for you, the homeowner, to provide recorded proof of ownership            documents. If you are well organized and have easy access to your real estate records, then you may be in good shape to        handle the process yourself, though your document copies may not be the recorded copies. Therefore, it would be                  necessary for you to make a trip to the appropriate County Court House, conduct a public search for the specific                    documents, then purchase copies at approximately $1.00 per page (oftentimes 35-40 pages). This could be a time                  consuming and costly task.

 Please note that our services include obtaining and providing those specific documents to you, at our expense, thus relieving      you from this ordeal.

  But, yes, you can do it yourself. And we wish you the best of luck.

  What do I need to do to get started?
     Just give us a call! Or submit the Agreement document that was provided when we contacted you about your refund. This       will be a joint effort between you (the homeowner and client), Rafael Silvagnoli, Processor for Silvagnoli Holdings LLC.             Your participation, assistance and cooperation will be needed in order to expedite the issuance of your refund check   in the       shortest possible time.

  If you want to get your money back and prefer our assistance with the recovery of your FHA/HUD refund, as opposed to  doing it yourself, simply give us a call at 407-710-8721, or send an email to silvagnoliholdingsllc@gmail.com. A very simple  Agreement form will be provided for your signature and return to us. That form will authorize Silvagnoli Holdings LLC to work  in your behalf and to assist you with the recovery of your refund. The Agreement further stipulates your agreement to pay the  nominal processing fee not before you get your refund check but within five (5) days after receipt of your refund check. Upon  receipt of the Agreement, the refund process wil get under way. It simply cannot be made any easier for you to get your FHA  refund check.


                  WE WILL APPRECIATE THE PRIVILEGE AND OPPORTUNITY TO BE OF SERVICE!


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