Are you currently facing foreclosure?
Did you recently lose a property within the last 12 months to a foreclosure or tax deed auction?
Did you bother to check for excess funds or surplus money? If not, you may be at risk of leaving those excess funds to the state through a process called escheatment.
Was the judgment amount less than the amount of the high bidder?
What Are Surplus Funds?
If your property was sold in a foreclosure or tax deed auction, and the sale brought in more than you owed, you have a legal right to the excess money; this is what we call surplus funds or excess funds.
In order to receive those funds, you must “claim it” to receive it. It is already yours. Depending on whether this was through the foreclosure court or the tax collector’s office, the process will be different. So we are here to help. Just give us a call and set up a free 30 minute consultation so that we can look into your case.
⚖️ How It Works
Property is sold at auction
Lenders or the tax collector and/ or your junior lien holders are paid out of those funds.
If anything is left over, it may go to you, but again you have to claim it.
Deadlines apply; act before the funds are lost to the state
You may be owed thousands of dollars. Why not find out?
Let us help you claim what belongs to you.
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