When a foreclosed or tax deed property sells at auction for more than what was owed on it, the money left over does not belong to the bank or the county. In most cases it belongs to the former owner, or to their family.
We help people claim it. Nothing comes out of your pocket, and we only get paid when you do.
See if you have a claimSay a home still owes $90,000 and sells at auction for $140,000. The lender gets paid, any other lienholders get paid, and roughly $50,000 is left sitting with the court. It stays there until someone comes forward and claims it. Most families never learn it was there at all.
Funds left over after a mortgage foreclosure sale, held by the court until the former owner comes forward.
Funds left over when a property is sold for unpaid taxes and brings in more than what was owed on it.
When the owner has passed, the family usually still has a right to the money. These take an extra step, and they are worth taking.
Send the basics through the form below. No cost, no obligation, and no pressure to decide anything on the spot.
We search the court and county records to confirm whether funds are being held and who has the right to them. Either way, you hear back with a straight answer.
You see the amount being held and the exact fee on paper before you sign a thing. Claims that call for court filings are handled through licensed attorneys.
Our fee comes out of the recovery, never out of your pocket. If nothing is recovered, you owe nothing at all.
One flat percentage of what is actually recovered, agreed in writing before anything is filed. That is the entire number. No consultation fee, no processing fee, no document fee stacked on top of it later. Several states cap what a recovery firm can charge on these claims, and we work inside those limits everywhere they apply.
You are never asked for money before funds are recovered. Not a deposit, not a filing fee, not anything.
The agreement is written to be read. If a sentence in it does not make sense to you, ask, and we will explain it before you sign.
These funds sit in county and court registries all over the country. We handle claims wherever the records lead.
Send us what you know and we will look into it. If there is money there, we will tell you how much. If there is not, we will tell you that too.