There may be money left over from your foreclosure — and it may belong to you.
When a foreclosed property sells for more than what was owed, the leftover money — called surplus or overage funds — belongs to the former homeowner. Most people never learn these funds exist. We help you find out and claim them.
How it works
- Free review — We research county records to see if surplus funds exist in your name. This costs you nothing.
- We do the work — If funds exist, we handle the claim paperwork and work with our network of licensed attorneys to recover the money.
- You get paid — Our fee is 40% of what is actually recovered, only after the funds reach you. If nothing is recovered, you owe us nothing.
What are surplus funds?
After a foreclosure auction, if the property sold for more than the mortgage debt plus costs, the difference sits with the county — often for years. Counties are not required to notify you. Billions of dollars in surplus funds go unclaimed nationwide every year.
Why work with us
- No upfront cost — We earn only if you do.
- Free consultation — Find out if you have funds before you commit to anything.
- Attorney network — We work with a network of licensed foreclosure attorneys who handle claims in their states.
- Straight answers — If there are no funds, we’ll tell you. There’s never any pressure.
Get started
Call us today at 888-903-6773 or send a message below. Free consultation — no obligation.