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Sometimes life hits hard. If you've been through a foreclosure or tax sale, you've already carried a lot—paperwork, deadlines, and conversations you may not have had the energy for.
Take a breath.
You're not alone in this.
In many cases, the county or trustee holds extra money from the sale. That money can be a legal right of the former homeowner—but notices are often confusing, delayed, or missed.
That's why we're here: to help you understand what's possible, clearly and respectfully.
When a home is sold at foreclosure or a tax sale, it may sell for more than what was owed. That extra amount is called surplus funds.
In many states, those funds belong to the former homeowner—not the county.
We help by reviewing public records, explaining eligibility in simple terms, and handling the paperwork if you choose to move forward.
You share a few basic details. We verify if surplus funds exist for your previous property. This step is completely free.
If funds are available, our legal partners prepare and submit the claim on your behalf. You stay updated with real timelines and clear explanations.
When the claim is approved, you receive your recovered money securely. You never pay upfront. We only receive a fee when your funds are successfully returned.
You stay informed at every step—with clear expectations and everything in writing.
You never pay anything upfront.
Our fee is 15%–20% of the surplus funds recovered, depending on the complexity of the claim. We are only paid after funds are successfully returned to you.
If no funds are recovered, you owe nothing.
All fees are explained in writing before you decide.
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These are not testimonials. These are examples of the kinds of situations homeowners face every day, and how surplus funds can change a difficult moment.
A family moved out during a stressful foreclosure. They lived with relatives for months, unaware that the sale generated more money than the county needed. Surplus funds helped them afford a fresh start.
A homeowner lost their property to a tax sale after falling behind during a medical emergency. They assumed everything was gone. Surplus funds allowed them to pay overdue bills and rebuild with less pressure.
An elderly homeowner relocated after the foreclosure. Mail never reached them. Years later, they learned the county still held money in their name.
These stories are common.
Your situation might be too.
You have already been through enough. We operate with the belief that everyone deserves honesty, clarity, and respect during a difficult time. We treat your case as if it were our own family's case.
Your peace of mind comes first.
A quick, confidential claim check can show whether surplus funds may exist in your name. We'll explain the next steps clearly so you can decide without pressure.
No upfront fees • No pressure • Your information stays confidential.