Your Rightful Equity, Reclaimed
When foreclosed properties sell above the debt owed, county courts hold the surplus. We audit court registries and manage the legal filings to return these funds to you.
Our Three-Step Process
We handle the administrative and legal complexity of asset recovery. Here is exactly how we secure and release your audited surplus funds.
We locate your funds
We handle all the paperwork
Fund Payout
We conduct a comprehensive audit of county court registries to verify your exact foreclosure sale balance and confirm ownership.
Our legal partners manage all title searches, court petitions, and administrative hearings required to release the held funds.
Once the court approves the petition, the county treasury issues a check directly to you. We only collect our fee then.
Pure Contingency Guarantee
We operate entirely on a contingency basis. This means we cover all upfront legal costs, filing fees, and administrative expenses. If we do not successfully recover your funds, you owe us absolutely nothing.
Clear Legal Answers
Surplus recovery can feel complex. We maintain absolute transparency about how court registries hold and distribute these assets.
Why does this money exist?
Are there upfront fees?
How long does it take?
When a foreclosed home sells for more than the outstanding mortgage, the excess profit belongs to the former owner, not the bank.
No. We cover all legal filings, title searches, and court representation. We are only compensated after your check is successfully recovered.
Most county courts process and release audited surplus funds within sixty to ninety days, depending on local administrative backlog.
Have a specific question about a recent foreclosure sale balance? Speak directly with an auditor.