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Surplus Funds Recovery – Reclaim What’s Rightfully Yours
What Are Surplus Funds?
Surplus funds—also known as excess proceeds, mortgage surplus, or tax overbids—are remaining funds owed to the previous property owner after a foreclosure auction. When property taxes or mortgage payments go unpaid for an extended period, the county or lender may foreclose on the property and sell it at auction. If the property sells for more than the owed amount, the surplus funds rightfully belong to the FORMER OWNER!!!
Why Don’t Homeowners Claim Their Funds Themselves?
The process of recovering surplus funds can be complex, involving legal procedures and court filings that many people are unfamiliar with. Additionally, after losing a home, many assume the matter is settled and remain unaware that they are entitled to these funds. This lack of awareness, combined with the challenges of navigating the legal system, prevents many homeowners from claiming what is rightfully theirs.
How We Can Help?
We specialize in recovering surplus funds on behalf of former homeowners, ensuring they receive the money they are legally entitled to. Our team understands the emotional and financial hardships that come with losing a home, and we are here to handle the legal complexities for you.
No upfront costs – Our services are entirely contingency-based.
Expert navigation of court procedures – We handle all the necessary paperwork and filings.
30% fee only upon successful recovery – Our payment comes from the recovered surplus, ensuring there’s no risk to you.
If you’ve lost your home due to foreclosure, you may still be owed money. Contact us today to see if you qualify for surplus funds recovery!