After a foreclosure sale
Your home was sold at foreclosure? You may be owed money.
When a foreclosed home sells for more than what was owed, the extra money, often called surplus or excess funds, may belong to the former owner or their heirs. Many people never learn it exists.
How we help
From research to recovery.
We research the sale
We look into the foreclosure to see whether surplus funds may be available.
We explain the claim
We walk you through what's needed to file and who may be entitled.
We handle the paperwork
We help you through every step of the claim, start to finish.
Check for funds
Submit your property information.
Tell us about the foreclosed property and we'll follow up, usually within one business day.
Your information stays private and is used only to research your claim.
Questions
About surplus funds
What are foreclosure surplus funds?
If a property sold at foreclosure for more than the debt and costs owed, the difference may be held for the former owner or heirs.
I'm an heir. Can I still claim?
In many cases, yes. Heirs of a former owner may be entitled to funds. Submit the property details and we'll look into it.
Is there a deadline?
Deadlines vary by state and type of sale, so it's best to reach out as soon as possible.