When a property sells for more than what's owed, the county holds the extra money - and it might belong to you. We'll help you find out and recover what you're owed.
When a home is sold at a foreclosure auction or tax sale, it sometimes sells for more than the debt owed. The leftover money - called "excess proceeds" or "surplus funds" - legally belongs to the former homeowner or their heirs. But most people don't know this money exists, and billions of dollars sit unclaimed in county offices across the country.
Three simple steps to discover and claim what's yours
Tell us about the property and former owner. We'll search county records to find any excess proceeds that may be waiting.
Our AI-powered system analyzes public records and generates a detailed report of any potential claims we find.
Follow our guided process to file your claim, or connect with a vetted attorney who can help with complex cases.
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Our search is completely free. You only pay if you recover funds.
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Family members can often claim on behalf of deceased owners.
Amounts vary widely - from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands. The average claim we help recover is between $5,000 and $25,000.
Yes, most states have deadlines ranging from 2 to 5 years after the sale. After that, unclaimed funds may go to the state. That's why acting quickly matters.
Often yes. Heirs may be eligible to claim excess proceeds with proper documentation like death certificates and proof of relationship. We can guide you through this.
Millions of dollars in excess proceeds go unclaimed every year. Find out in minutes if you have money waiting.
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