Our services

We offer a range of services including recovery of surplus funds from Tax Deed Foreclosure;

We help you redeem your surplus funds from Mortgage Foreclosure due to your home sold for more than you owe. The remaining is called excess funds or surplus funds.

We also help you claim your unclaimed funds you are not aware of from the government as long as it has not escheated to the government.

All these services at no upfront cost to you. We charge you only if we get the funds for you.

Basic Steps we follow with examples

You Lost Your Home. The County May Still Owe You Money.

When a foreclosed property sells for more than what you owed, that extra money belongs
to you — not the bank, not the county. We find it, file for it, and recover it on your behalf.
You pay us nothing unless we win:
• I Lost My Home to Mortgage Foreclosure
• I Lost My Property to Tax Foreclosure

SECTION 1 — "Do You Qualify?" (Problem Awareness)
Headline: Did Any of This Happen to You?
• Your home was sold at a foreclosure auction
• You owed less than what the home sold for
• You received a tax deed notice and lost your property
• You walked away from the process with nothing

 

 

Frequently asked questions

 

State
• You didn't know you could file a claim
If you checked even one of these — there may be thousands of dollars waiting for you right
now.
[Find Out in 60 Seconds — Free]
SECTION 2 — Real Scenarios (Storytelling)
Headline: Real Situations. Real Money Recovered.
Scenario 1: Mortgage Foreclosure Surplus
Meet Sandra. Sandra fell behind on her mortgage during a difficult season of life and
eventually lost her home to foreclosure. The bank auctioned the property for $187,000 —
but she only owed $142,000.
That $45,000 difference is called a surplus — and by law, it belongs to Sandra.
She had no idea. She thought losing the home meant losing everything.
Then she found us.
We reviewed her case at no charge, identified the surplus sitting in the county's account,
filed all required legal documentation, and guided her through every step of the redemption
process.
Sandra walked away with $38,500 — money she didn't even know existed.
Scenario 2: Tax Deed Foreclosure Surplus
Meet Marcus. Marcus inherited a family property but struggled to keep up with the property
taxes. The county sold it at a tax deed sale for $95,000 — but his total back taxes were only
$8,200.
The remaining $86,800 was sitting in a county trust account — unclaimed and at risk of
being absorbed by the government forever.
Marcus had only a small window of time left to file before the deadline closed.
We stepped in immediately — reviewed his state's statutes, filed the claim on time, and
recovered his funds in full.
Marcus paid us nothing until the money was in his hands.
SECTION 3 — How It Works (4-Step Process)
Headline: Here's Exactly What We Do For You
Step 1 —
Free Case Review
Tell us your situation. We research whether surplus funds exist in your name — completely
free, no obligation.
Step 2 —
We Explain Your Rights
We walk you through your state's specific statutes and deadlines. Knowledge is power —
and we make sure you have it.
Step 3 —
We Handle Everything
We prepare and file all paperwork, communicate with the county, and manage the entire
redemption process from start to finish.
Step 4 —
You Get Paid. Then We Do.
Funds are released directly to you first. Our fee is only collected from the recovered
amount — you never pay a single dollar out of pocket before recovery.
SECTION 4 — Why Time Matters (Urgency)
Headline:
Warning: Deadlines Are Real and Unforgiving
Every state has different laws governing how long surplus funds can be claimed. Some
states give you as little as 60 days. Others allow up to 2 years. Once that window closes,
the county keeps your money — permanently.
SECTION 5 — Trust Signals
Headline: Why Homeowners Trust Us
• We operate in full compliance with state statutes
• 100% transparent process — no hidden fees, ever
• Contingency-based — we only win when you win
• Fast response — we know time is critical
• Your information is always private and secure
SECTION 6 — FAQ Snapshot
Headline: Questions We Hear Every Day
Q: Is this legal?
Absolutely. Surplus fund recovery is a legitimate legal process governed by state statutes.
We operate fully within the law.
Q: How much does it cost upfront?
Nothing. Zero. We work on a contingency basis — our fee comes only from the funds we
recover for you.
Q: How long does the process take?
It varies by state and county, but most cases are resolved within 60–120 days of filing.
Q: What if my foreclosure happened a few years ago?
You may still qualify depending on your state's statute of limitations. Contact us
immediately so we can check.
Q: What states do you operate in?
We work with homeowners across the United States. Contact us to confirm your state.

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