Millions in unclaimed surplus funds sit waiting in government coffers. We help homeowners and property owners reclaim what's rightfully theirs — with no upfront costs.
When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction or tax sale for more than what's owed, the excess funds don't disappear — they become unclaimed surplus funds held by the government.
These funds legally belong to the original property owner. However, most people never know they exist because governments aren't required to actively notify you.
Funds remaining after a foreclosure sale exceed the mortgage balance
Excess proceeds when a property sells for more than the tax owed
Various government auctions and property liquidations
Our streamlined process makes recovering your unclaimed surplus funds simple and stress-free. We handle the complexity so you can focus on what matters.
Fill out our simple form with your property information to see if you have unclaimed funds.
Our team investigates government records to locate and verify your unclaimed surplus funds.
We prepare and submit all necessary legal documentation to claim your funds on your behalf.
Once approved, your recovered funds are sent directly to you. No hidden fees.
We combine expertise, dedication, and a client-first approach to help you recover what you're owed.
You don't pay a dime until we successfully recover your funds. Our fee is a percentage of what we collect.
Your information is protected. We maintain strict confidentiality throughout the entire process.
Our team brings decades of combined experience in surplus fund recovery and property law.
We operate across all 50 states, helping property owners recover funds from any jurisdiction.
Our legal team navigates complex government procedures and filing requirements efficiently.
We keep you informed every step of the way with clear communication and dedicated support.
Millions of dollars in surplus funds go unclaimed every year. If you or someone you know has been through a foreclosure, tax sale, or property auction — you could be entitled to thousands.