In some foreclosure sales, properties sell for more than the debt owed. The difference is called surplus funds, and former homeowners (or their heirs) may be entitled to claim that money. These funds don’t go to the bank — they’re held by the court until a proper legal claim is filed. But many go unclaimed due to lack of awareness.
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