If your property sold at auction for more than what was owed, there may be surplus funds remaining. We help former homeowners across the country determine eligibility and guide the recovery process.
Property Sold at Auction
Your home is sold through the foreclosure process
Debts & Fees Are Paid
Outstanding mortgage, taxes, and fees are deducted
Surplus May Remain
If any amount remains, it may belong to you
Eligibility depends on actual sale records and applicable law
When an auction property sells for more than the amount owed, the remaining balance may be owed to you.
Auction Sale Price
What the property sold for
Total Debt Owed
All taxes, liens, and fees
Possible Surplus
Amount that may be yours
Many former homeowners never claim surplus funds. Not because the money isn't there, but because no one told them it was an option, and a legal pathway now exists to recover these funds.
They assume foreclosure ended all rights to any remaining funds
They never knew that court rulings have opened a legal pathway to recover these funds
The court filing process feels confusing or overwhelming
Deadlines and claim requirements are not well-publicized
They do not know who to trust with such a sensitive matter
You are not alone, and there is now a clear legal path forward.
Submit your information and our team will review your case.