When a property is foreclosed and sold at auction, the sale amount often exceeds what’s owed to the bank or county.

That difference — the surplus funds — legally belongs to the homeowner or other parties of interest.

Most people never realize this because counties don’t promote it or reach out personally. Our team researches public records to confirm that surplus funds exist and guide homeowners through the legal process of claiming what’s theirs.

In short: we don’t create the funds — we help you retrieve what the system left behind.

Yes, the process is 100% legal and court-recognized. Every claim is filed directly through the court, under your name, and documented publicly.

We don’t buy your claim, take ownership of it, or move money off the record. Instead, we act as your authorized representative — the same way a tax or legal professional would.

Every step leaves a paper trail with your name on it.

Usually, the homeowner whose name was on the deed before the foreclosure. However, heirs, spouses, or lien holders may also be eligible depending on court records.

We confirm eligibility before any document is signed — so you never waste time pursuing a claim you don’t qualify for.

No guessing. No false starts.

Counties typically send one notice — and it’s mailed to the foreclosed property address, not where you live now.

If that letter gets returned or ignored, the county isn’t required to follow up.

Many people assume that once the home is gone, so is everything attached to it.That’s why millions in surplus funds sit unclaimed every year — simply because no one knew to look.

We find what was never properly explained.

We can’t promise every case results in a payout — but what we do guarantee is honesty about your eligibility and progress at every stage.

If your case qualifies, our filings and follow-ups stay active until the court reaches a decision. You’ll always have updates and proof of each step we take on your behalf.

If we don’t recover, you don’t pay. That’s our guarantee.

Each county court has its own timeline, but most claims close between 30 and 90 days. Some take longer if there are liens or additional verification steps.

During that time, we handle all filings, tracking, and communication with the court. You’ll always know where your claim stands through regular updates.

We manage the waiting so you don’t have to.

Never. We work entirely on contingency.
That means our time, research, filings, and attorney costs are covered by us until you’re paid.

When your funds are successfully recovered, our agreed percentage is automatically deducted from the payout — no hidden fees, no surprises.

If we don’t succeed, you don’t owe a penny.

Yes, you can. Anyone can research and file a surplus claim on their own.

But the process often involves multiple government offices, notarized documents, and strict legal deadlines that vary by county.

We exist for people who’d rather not risk missing their window or dealing with paperwork nightmares.

If you’d prefer to handle it yourself, we’ll even point you toward the right court office — that’s how confident we are in the value of what we do.

Our job isn’t to convince you — it’s to make your recovery faster, safer, and stress-free.