Florida’s newest equity outreach effort, “Restore What’s Yours,” is launching this month to raise awareness about surplus funds owed to former homeowners after foreclosure. With millions sitting unclaimed in court registries, the campaign emphasizes urgency and empowerment.
“Too many families walk away from equity they never knew existed,” said a campaign spokesperson.
Street teams, QR flyers, and community ambassadors are being deployed across major cities.
Florida Tenants Turned Heirs Discover They Can Reclaim Surplus Equity From Family Foreclosures
Tampa, FL – April 2025
Floridians who lived in properties owned by parents, grandparents, or relatives are now learning they may be entitled to surplus equity refunds after foreclosure. Equity recovery groups are helping non-owner residents file claims as heirs — even without wills.
“You may have lived there rent-free, but now you have a legal right to the leftover funds,” said an heirship filing coordinator.
Case intake teams are expanding into multi-generational housing zones and senior communities.
Court-Approved Equity Refunds in Florida Often Take Less Than 30 Days With Guided Filing
Miami, FL – April 2025
With the right documentation and support, Florida homeowners and heirs are now receiving surplus fund refunds in under 30 days. Guided filing services and rapid court processing have transformed what used to be a complex legal process into a streamlined system.
“This isn’t just faster — it’s accessible, transparent, and life-changing,” said a recovery caseworker.
Same-week intake appointments are available online and by phone throughout the state.
Florida Counties With Most Unclaimed Surplus Funds Revealed in New Recovery Report
Jacksonville, FL – April 2025
A new equity recovery study reveals the top five Florida counties with the highest amount of unclaimed foreclosure surplus funds: Miami-Dade, Orange, Hillsborough, Broward, and Polk. Combined, these counties hold more than $150 million in unfiled equity refunds.
“The money is just sitting there — we want to help families claim what’s theirs,” said the lead researcher.
County-specific equity checks are now available through community partnerships and digital intake forms.
