Asset Investigations
Locate Debtors. Identify Assets. Recover Commercial Debt.
We do want the best outcome for all parties. As part of onboarding in any case we do as much research of your claim to confirm it is a valid debt and is owed to your business. As well, we research and acquire all potential exposure your debtor may have and eliminate their ability to wiggle out of continued default. We prefer working with facts and swiftly. Enough time has passed, and it’s time to get down to business. When a commercial debtor disappears or refuses to pay, recovery becomes difficult without accurate intelligence. Our commercial debt skip tracing and asset investigation services help us locate debtors, uncover assets, and prepare cases for litigation.
Every account placed with our agency is investigated and prepared for potential legal action from day one, ensuring creditors have the information necessary to pursue recovery through negotiation, settlement, or litigation. Whether you are dealing with a delinquent B2B account, defaulted equipment financing, or unpaid invoices, our investigative work to identify debtor locations and potential assets that may support recovery is a top priority.
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Start Your Commercial Debt Recovery
If you have an unpaid commercial account, our team can begin investigating immediately.
Submitting a claim allows us to:
- Locate the debtor using professional skip tracing tools
- Identify assets that may support recovery
- Evaluate the case for potential litigation
- Begin professional collection efforts
Accounts We Accept
- Commercial invoices
- Equipment financing defaults
- B2B service contracts
- Vendor and supplier accounts
- Lease and rental agreements
- Business credit obligations
Fast Case Evaluation
Most claims are reviewed within one business day, allowing us to begin investigations quickly.
Submit Your Claim Today
To begin the process, provide:
- Debtor name or business name
- Last known contact information
- Amount owed
- Supporting documents ( we want everything you have)
Once submitted, our investigators will review the account and contact you regarding next steps.