Straight answers about eligibility, timelines, and how the recovery process works.
Typically, the former property owner or their legal heirs are eligible to claim the remaining funds after all lienholders and other debts have been settled.
Yes. You can file the necessary paperwork and follow the court's process yourself. However, working with a surplus recovery specialist often makes the process stress-free.
Receiving the funds typically takes between 30 and 90 days, depending on the state and the speed of the local court process. Some cases may take a bit longer, but we'll keep you informed every step of the way.
Counties usually send notification letters to the address of the foreclosed property. If you no longer lived there after the sale, you likely missed this notice.
Yes. We're dedicated to helping people recover money that rightfully belongs to them. We never charge upfront fees and only get paid if your claim is successful. We also provide official documentation from the county or state proving you may be entitled to these funds.
Absolutely. If the property owner has passed, eligible heirs can still recover surplus funds. The process may require proof of relationship or a probate filing, but we're here to guide you through every step.
Our fees vary depending on the complexity of the case. Rest assured, our pricing is always fair and reasonable.
No. Our nationwide network of attorneys prepares, notarizes, and files your claim on your behalf as part of our service.
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