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Immediate inheritance funding from TriMark gives heirs access to their money in as little as 3-4 hours, with a lowest rate guarantee, world-class service, and lightning-fast funding.

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Immediate inheritance funding is a no-risk option for heirs to access a portion of their future inheritance funds now, before the probate process is completed. With inheritance funding, heirs can maximize the impact of the money that was left to them.

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Inheriting Money Is Not All That Common

People who inherit money are a statistical minority, so congrats on your good fortune.

Nearly 80% of all households in the US will not inherit anything, and of those who do inherit, most receive far less than expected.

According to the Federal Reserve, “less than a third of all households inherit any money, [and] between 70% and 80% of households receive no inheritance at all.”

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Which company offers the best inheritance funding near me?

Cash-starved heirs discovered decades ago that fast, zero-risk inheritance funding from TriMark Legal Funding—one of America’s oldest and best inheritance advance companies—can be an absolute game-changer, particularly in the hands of financially savvy heirs and beneficiaries, when it comes to maximizing the full potential that their new inheritance affords them, before the probate process is completed.

Inheritance Funding Gives You Options

Do you need to eliminate debt, cover urgent expenses, tackle a financial challenge, capitalize on a prime investment, go to school, launch a business, or simply enjoy a taste of the freedom and lifestyle that you’ve always dreamed your inheritance would provide?

Immediate inheritance funding can bring those things to life by giving unprecedented access to your future inheritance money now, while the probate process is still ongoing.

Inheritance funding has the power to put you back in control of your finances—regardless of any delays or challenges that probate, or life, decides to put in your path.

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Inheritance Funding: A Powerful Choice For Heirs

Immediate inheritance funding, often referred to as an heir advance, inheritance loan, or probate loan, rerepresents an exciting opportunity for individuals awaiting receipt of a cash inheritance from an estate that is in probate.

Rather than continuing to wait indefinitely through all the ups, downs, delays, and setbacks that the probate timeline entails, heirs can now choose to begin using and enjoying a substantial portion of their inherited wealth right away.

Until inheritance funders like TriMark made their inheritance advance and probate advance services available in most states, gaining early access to an heir’s inheritance funds was virtually unheard of.

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Inheritance Funding Is Fast, Easy, And Flexible

Comparing immediate inheritance funding to bank financing would be unfair, as it lacks nearly all of the outmoded and archaic requirements typically associated with bank lending.

For instance, inheritance funding does not require a credit check, employment, income verification, real estate collateral, cosigners, or monthly payments. Additionally, inheritance funding is not reported on your credit reports.

As a result, inheritance funding can be approved and funded quickly. So quickly, in fact, that if you applied for immediate inheritance funding right now, it is possible that the funds you need could be wired into your account as soon as today or tomorrow┼, and it’s always free to apply.

How Is Inheritance Funding Repaid?

Inheritance funding companies are repaid automatically as soon as probate is closed and the estate is distributed, using an assignment document.

After repayment is deducted from the heir’s share of the estate and applications to the inheritance funding company, the remainder is then applications directly to the heir.

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Why Choose TriMark For Inheritance Funding?

Because you want the best inheritance funding in the business, that’s why.

Strategically speaking, utilizing inheritance funding to liquidate debt or capitalize on time-sensitive opportunities is a smart move because you’re leveraging a future asset.

Choosing TriMark to be your inheritance funding company is, hands down, the smartest move you can make. Here’s why.

TriMark Legal Funding was founded in 2003 and has over two decades of experience helping heirs and beneficiaries maximize their inheritances. In that capacity, TriMark delivers exceptional value, superior results, world-class service, and the best inheritance funding in the business.

TriMark was one of the original inheritance funding companies to offer inheritance advance loans in the United States. We’ve earned a stellar reputation for excellence by providing innovative, client-focused inheritance funding solutions for longer than almost any other company in the industry.

TriMark Legal Funding delivers a unique blend of innovation, empathy, integrity, continuous improvement, and exceptional client satisfaction. It’s what distinguishes us as the best inheritance funding company and the top choice for inheritance loans nationwide.

We take pride in helping our clients achieve their financial goals, and we’re looking forward to serving you as well.

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Is Inheritance Funding The Same As A Bank Loan?

No, they are two different things.

A bank loan is a legally enforceable debt obligation that arises when a lender extends credit to someone.

Inheritance funding involves the sale and purchase of an asset, or a future asset.

In the loan scenario, the borrower typically repays the debt over a specified period of months or years until the loan is fully repaid. The loan maturity date is the date the lender expects the loan to be fully repaid.

In an inheritance funding scenario, the future asset is a portion of the estate’s cash value to which the heir is legally entitled.

Bank Loans

Most banks that provide personal, auto, and home loans, typically require good to excellent credit to be approved. This requirement, by itself, disqualifies a large majority of would-be borrowers.

Repayment is also normally guaranteed by borrower-pledged collateral—usually unencumbered property (real estate) or other physical assets of significant value.

Banks also require a minimum of 2 to 3 years of uninterrupted, verifiable employment history, proof of current employment, and verification that minimum income requirements are being met. And with only a few exceptions, most bank loans require a significant cash down payment.

Lastly, bank loans always have specific repayment dates, terms, and other requirements, all of which are legally enforceable should the borrower fail to repay the loan for any reason.

Inheritance Funding

In a nutshell, inheritance funding is nothing like that.

As previously stated, inheritance funding is the sale and purchase of an asset. The transaction isn’t all that different from selling a car or other asset that you own outright.

Instead of exchanging the asset for cash simultaneously, however, the inheritance funding company pays for the asset in advance of receiving it.

They ensure they will ultimately receive the asset they purchased by using an assignment document.

Once probate closes and the buyer has been repaid, everything remaining is then paid to the heir.

What Is An ‘Assignment’

At its most basic, an assignment is a legal document that transfers, or ‘assigns’, your ownership interests in something that you own to someone else.

In inheritance funding, you’re assigning your right to collect an agreed-upon portion of your future inheritance money to an inheritance funding company, which will collect it at a future point in time, in exchange for an agreed-upon lump sum of cash that is paid to you immediately.

An assignment is often meant to take place on a specific date or at a particular point in the future. With inheritance funding, that point in the future occurs after probate is closed and the estate is distributed.

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How Inheritance Funding Works

Inheritance funding is an easy concept to understand.

It is simply the purchase, in advance, of the right to collect an agreed-upon portion of an heir or beneficiary’s future inheritance.

In exchange for that right, the inheritance funding company (the buyer) pays the heir (the seller) an agreed-upon lump sum of cash (the purchase price) that the heir receives immediately, without waiting for probate to close.

More specifically, it is a cash advance to purchase a portion (from a minimum of $5,000 to a maximum of 30-35%) of the anticipated future cash value of an heir or beneficiary’s inheritance. A legal claim, called an assignment, secures the right to collect a corresponding portion (the purchase price) of the heir’s forthcoming inheritance.

Heirs may inherit physical assets such as vehicles, boats, collections, artwork, businesses, livestock, stocks, bonds, investments, and royalties. They may also inherit intellectual property such as copyrights, patents, or trademarks, or any other tangible property, including houses, buildings, and real estate.

IMPORTANT: None of these physical assets’ value is counted when determining how much of a cash advance an heir qualifies for.

Only cash in the estate, and the cash value of all physical assets that are sold during probate and added to the estate and will be disbursed after probate is closed, are used to calculate the maximum cash advance an heir qualifies for.

To be eligible for inheritance funding:

  • The heir must be set to inherit a minimum of $17,000 in cash.
  • Minimum advance is $5,000.
  • Maximum advance is $350,000.

Exceptions to the maximum can be made on a case-by-case basis for large inheritances.

Once approved and a funding agreement is signed, the heir will receive their funds via wire transfer directly into their bank account.

Once probate is closed and the estate is distributed, the inheritance loan company is automatically repaid from the heir’s share of the estate.

Everything that’s left after the inheritance funding company has been repaid is then distributed to the heir.

Is Inheritance Funding Available In Every State

TriMark Inheritance Funding provides probate advances (inheritance loans) to qualified heirs and beneficiaries nationwide who are awaiting distribution of an estate in probate.

While TriMark would like to help everyone, inheritance funding is not available in every state.

Here is a snapshot of the states where TriMark can provide inheritance funding advances:

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If it feels like probate is taking forever and you need some of your inheritance money sooner rather than later, why not let TriMark help you?

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Inheritance funding can give you the money you need to relax, catch up on bills, and start enjoying your inheritance today, without having to worry about when the probate and estate distribution process is finalized.

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