When a foreclosed or tax-sold property sells for more than what was owed, the surplus belongs to you — not the government. We locate those funds and guide you through every step of the recovery process.
Most people never know they're owed money. We do the research, file the paperwork, and fight for your funds — you just collect.
Using public auction records and court filings, we locate surplus funds tied to your name, a deceased relative, or a property you once owned.
Our team confirms your eligibility and calculates the exact amount being held. We explain what you're owed before you sign anything.
We prepare and submit all required documentation to the appropriate court or government agency — navigating the legal process for you.
Once approved, the funds are disbursed directly to you. Our contingency fee is only collected after you receive your money.
We don't dabble in this. Recovering unclaimed surplus funds from foreclosure and tax sale auctions is the only thing we do.
Our fee is contingency-based. We only get paid when you do. If we don't recover funds on your behalf, you owe us nothing.
We keep you informed at every stage and move as quickly as court schedules and agencies allow. Most claims resolve within 60–120 days.
If a property owner has passed away, surviving heirs may still be entitled to surplus funds. We work with estates and probate cases nationwide.
Surplus amounts often range from a few thousand to well over $100,000. Most claimants are surprised by how much they're owed.
Submit your information and we'll research your potential claim at no cost. If we find funds, we'll walk you through the next steps together.