Helping Property Owners Recover Surplus Funds From Foreclosure and Tax Sales
Do I Have Surplus Funds Available?
Many people are unaware that funds may remain after a foreclosure sale or tax sale. If a property sells for more than the amount owed on the mortgage, taxes, or associated costs, the remaining balance may be held by a county, court, or government agency until it is claimed by the rightful party.
Former property owners and other eligible individuals may have the right to request these funds, but the process often requires reviewing public records and submitting the proper documentation.
Step 1
Submit Your Information
Provide basic details about the property and your inquiry through the contact form. This allows us to begin researching the public records associated with the property.
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Step 2
We Review Public Records
Our team reviews available public records to determine whether surplus or unclaimed funds may exist related to the property and whether the information provided may be associated with a potential claim.
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Step 3
Next Steps Are Explained
If funds appear to be available, we contact you to discuss the findings and explain the documentation that may be required to pursue the claim. If you decide to proceed, we assist with preparing and submitting the required documentation to the appropriate agency responsible for processing the claim.
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Submission of this inquiry does not create a contractual agreement. Additional documentation may be required to determine eligibility.
Not all properties result in surplus funds. Submitting an inquiry allows us to review available public records to determine whether funds may exist.