If you’ve been through a foreclosure or tax sale, you might still have equity left on the table—literally. Known as surplus funds, these extra monies above the judgment amount are held by the court and legally belong to the homeowner.
One national recovery organization is removing the guesswork from the process, offering support from start to finish at no upfront cost.
“I was skeptical at first,” said Chuck Watkins, a recent claimant. “But the team handled everything. They were honest, fast, and professional.”
Whether the funds are from a sheriff’s sale in Indiana or a tax deed auction in Florida, homeowners across the country are learning they can recover thousands—sometimes tens of thousands—in unclaimed money.
Key features of the recovery process:
- No upfront fees – clients only pay if the funds are successfully recovered
- Document support – help gathering ID, legal documents, probate filings, and affidavits
- Local court compliance – experts handle filings in line with state-specific rules
To check if surplus funds are owed to you or a family member, visit www.theforeclosurefocus.com and submit a secure inquiry.
