Foreclosure Surplus Funds
When a lender-initiated foreclosure sale generates more than the mortgage balance and any liens, the excess belongs to the former homeowner by law.
Learn more →Tax Deed Overages
County tax deed auctions frequently generate proceeds above the taxes owed. The overage is deposited with the county clerk and owed to the former property owner.
Learn more →HOA Foreclosure Surplus
Homeowners association foreclosure sales can generate surplus funds that are owed to the former homeowner after the HOA debt is satisfied.
Learn more →Excess Proceeds from Court Sales
Partition sales, probate sales, and judgment lien sales that generate more than the amount owed to creditors produce excess proceeds owed to the former owner.
Learn more →State-Held Unclaimed Funds
Dormant bank accounts, uncashed checks, insurance proceeds, and other assets turned over to state treasury agencies are recoverable with the correct process.
Learn more →Find Out What You Are Owed.
We search court records and state databases at no cost. If surplus funds exist in your name from any source, we file the claim and recover them on a pure contingency basis.