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INHERITANCE FUNDINGDIVERSIFIED CAPITAL SERVICES assists its clients in obtaining fast cash advances to heirs and trust beneficiaries - regardless of their credit status, employment or income history. The funding sources used by DCS have been helping heirs and trust beneficiaries for many years, advancing funds against future probate or trust distributions so heirs and beneficiaries can meet present financial needs. An estate or trust may have substantial assets, but all too often the heirs and beneficiaries have to wait months or even years before the assets are distributed. Heirs and beneficiaries need a way to convert a portion of their interest into cash they can use right now. Unfortunately, most conventional lenders will not accept estate or trust interests as security for their loans. Worse yet, the heirs and beneficiaries most in need of help are often those least able to qualify for a loan because of poor credit, lack of employment, or the inability to make regular loan payments. DCS's funding sources take an entirely different approach. Instead of making a loan, they buy ("advance") a portion of the heir or beneficiary's interest in an estate or trust at a discount. DCS's funding sources are not concerned with low credit scores, employment status or lack of current income because they look to the estate or trust for payment. Heirs and beneficiaries make no monthly payments because the funding sources are paid directly and in full from the estate or trust upon distribution. The frequency of extraordinary costs to the estate and of seemingly unending delays in liquidating and distributing the estate is difficult for most heirs to appreciate. DCS helps the heir to understand how long it may be before distributions are received and, in some cases, the uncertainty as to how much, if anything, will be received. The funding sources used by DCS have years of experience in identifying and solving many of the problems that might occur in a transaction of this nature. Some of the potential problems and pitfalls would include unknown creditor claims, the deceased's medical bills, will contests and/or claims by disputed heirs. There may be Federal and State income taxes owed by the deceased and/or the estate, estate taxes due, or even Federal or State tax liens or bankruptcy claims on the heir's inheritance. FREE, No Obligation Consultation! |
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