Tax Foreclosure Surplus Recovery
When a county sells your home at a tax foreclosure auction for more than what was owed, the surplus belongs to you — not the county. We find it, file the claim, and get it back.
In surplus funds go unclaimed every year across U.S. counties
Upfront — we only collect after you receive your funds
Legal process, fully compliant with state and county regulations
Do You Qualify?
When a county forecloses on a property for unpaid taxes and sells it at auction, the sale often generates more money than the taxes owed. That excess — called a surplus — legally belongs to the former homeowner.
Counties are required to hold these funds, but they are not required to find you. Many homeowners never know the money exists, and unclaimed funds eventually revert to the county.
You may qualify if:
Average Recovery
$10,000+
per qualifying claim
The Process
Our team searches public tax foreclosure records to identify surplus funds held in your name by the county. Most homeowners have no idea this money exists.
We handle all the paperwork, legal filings, and county correspondence. You don't need a lawyer, and you don't need to navigate the system alone.
Once the claim is approved, the county releases the funds directly to you. We only collect our fee after you've been paid — not before.
Why Choose Us
Navigating county bureaucracy, legal filings, and claim deadlines is not something most people should have to do alone. We've built our practice around this specific process — and we do it every day.
Take the First Step
There are no upfront costs and no obligation. We'll review your situation and tell you honestly whether you have a claim worth pursuing.