If your home sold at a foreclosure auction for more than was owed, the difference belongs to you — not the bank, not the county.
Pick the one closest to yours. We'll take you to the right next step.
Amounts vary entirely by case. These are not a projection of what any other claim will return.
"No pressure, no nonsense — just real help. I recovered money from a property I lost years ago. I never would have known about it."
"I had no idea I was owed anything. They tracked down my case, handled the paperwork, and recovered funds I didn't know existed."
"They sent a letter, then followed up by phone. I was skeptical at first. The paperwork was handled and the funds came through."
Testimonials reflect real client experiences. Individual results vary.
The law lets former owners claim surplus directly through the Clerk of Court, without an agent or an attorney. People hire us because the paperwork, the deadlines and competing claims are hard to handle alone. You only pay a share of what's recovered, agreed in writing first.
The three most common, answered plainly.
Fair question — ask it. We never take payment upfront, never ask for bank logins, and never claim to be the government. You can confirm a surplus exists by calling your county's Clerk of Court directly. Here's exactly how to verify us, step by step.
No. We work strictly on contingency — you pay nothing upfront and nothing at all if we recover nothing. Our fee comes out of what's actually recovered, within your state's legal cap, and is agreed in writing before any work starts.
Usually several weeks to a few months, depending on how fast the court moves and whether anyone files a competing claim. We track the docket and keep you updated either way.
It costs nothing to check. We'll tell you plainly if there's nothing to claim.
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