The Process
From the first records search to the day you receive your funds, here's exactly what happens — and what we handle on your behalf.
Our team conducts a thorough search of public tax foreclosure records across counties to identify any surplus funds held in your name. Most homeowners have no idea this money exists — counties are not required to notify you.
Once we identify a valid surplus, we handle every step of the claims process. You don't need a lawyer, and you don't need to navigate county bureaucracy on your own. We've done this many times — we know exactly what each county requires.
After filing, the county reviews and processes the claim. Timelines vary by county — some take a few weeks, others a few months. We stay on top of the process and keep you informed every step of the way.
Once the claim is approved, the county releases the surplus funds directly to you. Only after you've received your money do we collect our contingency fee. There are no upfront costs and no risk to you.
What to Expect
Week 1
We identify your surplus and confirm eligibility
Week 1–2
We prepare and file all required paperwork
Weeks 2–12
The county processes and approves the claim
Upon Approval
You receive your money directly from the county
Common Questions
It depends on the county. Some counties process claims in 4–8 weeks; others can take 3–6 months. We keep you updated throughout and push for timely resolution.
Nothing upfront. We work on a contingency basis — we only collect a fee after you receive your funds. If we don't recover anything, you owe us nothing.
No. We handle the entire claims process on your behalf. Our team is experienced in county surplus fund procedures and knows exactly what each county requires.
Claim deadlines vary by state and county. We'll review your situation and tell you honestly whether a valid claim is still possible. If the window has closed, we'll let you know right away.
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It takes just a few minutes to get started. We'll review your situation and let you know if you have a valid claim — at no cost and no obligation.