When a property is sold at a foreclosure or tax sale, the proceeds sometimes exceed what was owed. That surplus belongs to you — the former property owner. We help you find and recover these funds.
Free to check. No obligation. You pay nothing unless we recover funds for you.
We provide compassionate guidance and personalized support to help you navigate the surplus-funds recovery process with confidence and clarity.
We review publicly available property records and other available information to help determine whether surplus funds may be available for recovery.
We help review the available records, discuss your circumstances, and determine what documentation may be needed to pursue a recovery.
We help you prepare the required documentation, coordinate signatures and notarization when needed, and guide you through the recovery process from start to finish.
Every claim is unique. We remain available to answer questions, provide updates, and support you throughout the recovery process. If funds are ultimately recovered, our fee is paid from the agreed recovery amount, so there are no upfront costs.
We work on a contingency basis. If we don't recover funds, you owe us nothing.
All funds flow through Escrow.com, a licensed escrow service. We follow finder-registration and disclosure rules for the jurisdictions where we operate.
You always have the right to file a claim independently, at no cost. We're here if you want professional help navigating the process.
It takes 30 seconds and it's completely free. Enter your name and we'll search our database of unclaimed surplus funds from foreclosure and tax sales across the country.
When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction or tax sale for more than what was owed, the excess money (called "surplus" or "overage") belongs to the former property owner. These funds are held by the county and may be recoverable.
There is no upfront cost. We work on a contingency basis — we only charge a percentage of the funds we successfully recover for you. If we don't recover anything, you owe us nothing.
Yes, absolutely. You have the right to file a claim for surplus funds on your own. Our service is for people who want professional help navigating the paperwork, deadlines, and legal requirements.
The timeline varies by county and state, but typically ranges from 30 to 120 days from filing to disbursement. We keep you updated every step of the way through your claimant portal.
Yes. We use bank-level encryption and all fund disbursements go through Escrow.com, a licensed and regulated escrow service. Your personal information is never shared or sold.