When a home is sold at foreclosure or tax deed auction, the sale price sometimes exceeds the amount owed on the mortgage or liens. These leftover funds—called surplus funds or excess proceeds—are held by the court and legally belong to the prior owner or their estate.
Sadly, many families never realize this opportunity exists.
That’s why one surplus fund recovery agency is committed to ensuring homeowners and heirs don’t miss out on what is legally theirs. With zero upfront fees, expert legal handling, and a compassionate team, this group continues to help everyday people reclaim tens of thousands in unclaimed equity.
Lynne Jensen, who recovered funds after her foreclosure, shared:
“They pulled on the boxing gloves and went to battle for me. The attorney explained everything and helped me understand each step. Their ethics and care stood out.”
Surplus funds may be available whether your home was lost through a mortgage foreclosure or a tax deed sale. In some states, heirs can also file claims on behalf of a deceased relative, provided certain documentation is in place.
Visit The Foreclosure Focus to explore how to file a claim, access key resources by state, and request a no-obligation surplus fund review.
