When someone loses a home to foreclosure, any remaining equity after the sale is held by the court as surplus funds. What many families don’t know is that heirs can legally claim these funds on behalf of a deceased homeowner. Surplus funds from foreclosure sales don’t just disappear. Heirs may be entitled to claim them through a simple legal process.
With probate and foreclosure laws varying by state, it’s easy to get lost in the red tape. That’s why one expert recovery team offers tailored support for heirs—gathering documents, preparing filings, and working with local courts to unlock funds.
“They walked us through the entire process after my brother’s home was sold. We didn’t even know the funds existed,” shared Johnetta Wills.
Key benefits of working with a surplus recovery team:
- Full legal handling of probate & surplus filing
- Zero upfront cost
- Fast-track communication with courts
If you’ve recently lost a loved one to foreclosure or sheriff sale, visit theforeclosurefocus.com to learn how to secure the funds they may have left behind.
