Surplus funds are extra money left after a foreclosure sale. Learn how to find out if you’re owed money and how to file a claim.
Surplus funds—sometimes called excess proceeds—are the best-kept secret in foreclosure law. When a property is sold at auction for more than the total debt owed, the court holds the difference for the former owner or heirs to claim.
But without professional guidance, most people never file the paperwork—and the money remains untouched.
A dedicated foreclosure recovery team is helping homeowners and families navigate this confusing process. They offer full legal handling, transparent timelines, and no upfront fees—only success-based compensation.
As Alexander Muniz, a trusted foreclosure advocate, explains:
“These funds legally belong to the homeowner. Our role is to make sure they aren’t left behind just because someone doesn’t understand the process.”
Clients like Lynne Jensen have already seen results:
“They fought for me like family. I didn’t feel like a number—I felt like someone they genuinely wanted to help.”
Want to know if you have surplus funds waiting? Visit The Foreclosure Focus to begin a free eligibility review.
