When a property sells at a foreclosure or tax deed auction for more than what was owed, the county holds the extra money — called "surplus funds" — for the former owner. Most people never find out it exists.
No upfront cost. No SSN or bank info required. We already have the records.
You should be skeptical — there are plenty of real scams out there. Here's exactly how we're different, and how you can verify everything yourself.
No Social Security numbers. No bank accounts. No credit cards. No "processing fees." If anyone asks for any of that while claiming to be us — that's not us.
Our fee comes out of the recovery process on the county's end — not your money. You keep every dollar of the surplus. If we don't recover your funds, you pay nothing.
No deposit. No retainer. No processing fee. No "claim filing fee." If anyone calling themselves a recovery firm asks for money upfront, hang up and call us to report it.
Every case we reference is filed in public county court records. You can look up your case number at your county clerk's office and verify the amount yourself before signing anything.
Before you sign, we send you a proof package with the actual case documents, statute reference, and amount. You review everything before committing to anything.
Every text and email from us includes this phone number: (978) 755-4538. Call us back anytime to verify we reached out or to ask questions. We're here.
When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction or tax deed sale for more than the amount owed, the extra money — called "surplus funds" or "excess proceeds" — belongs to the former property owner. Most counties are holding millions of dollars in unclaimed surplus right now.
Your home or property was sold at a county foreclosure or tax deed auction — often for more than the debt owed.
The difference between the sale price and the debt is held by the county as surplus funds — waiting for you to claim.
We handle all the research, paperwork, and filing. You provide a signed agreement and a copy of your ID. That's it.
Our research team identifies surplus funds connected to your name in public county records.
We reach out to let you know about the funds and send proof documents showing the amount and case number.
Sign a simple service agreement and send a copy of your government ID. Takes 5 minutes.
We handle all the county paperwork. When the claim is approved, you receive your money — typically 4–8 weeks.
We recover surplus funds from county foreclosure and tax deed auctions across the United States.
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Call, text, or email. We'll verify your case and walk you through the next steps — no pressure, no upfront cost.