When a foreclosed property sells for more than what was owed, the difference belongs to the former owner. Most never find out. We find it for them.
We audit public county records daily to identify surplus funds that legally belong to former homeowners. Then we help them claim it — at no upfront cost.
We continuously monitor county clerk databases for new foreclosure surplus filings across the US. Every surplus deposit is flagged and tracked.
Using public records and verified skip-tracing, we identify and reach the former property owner — or their legal heirs — to inform them of their claim.
We file the necessary legal documentation and work with our attorney network to complete the court process. You keep what you're owed — we take a small contingency fee only when we succeed.
The 2020–2023 foreclosure wave created a massive backlog of surplus funds sitting in county court registries. Homeowners moved on. Money was left behind. And unlike most financial recovery situations — there is no dispute about who this money belongs to.
It's theirs. We help them get it back.
We handle all filing fees, attorney costs, and administrative work. We earn our fee only when you receive your funds.
Our attorney network handles court filings directly. Most claims are approved and disbursed within three months of verification.
We tell you exactly how much you're owed, where it's held, and what our fee is — before you commit to anything.
Our attorney network covers all 50 states. No matter where the property was located, we can help you file the correct claim.
Surplus funds don't expire on a schedule that helps homeowners. They sit in county registries until someone claims them — or until state dormancy periods pass and they transfer to unclaimed property offices. The window is real. So is the money.
This was their equity. We help them reclaim it.