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We focus on reclaiming forgotten surplus capital from sheriff auctions. We offer the professional diligence and support needed to recover your equity to help you start over.

SURPLUS RECOVERY • ASSET PROTECTION • SURPLUS RECOVERY • ASSET PROTECTION •

Recover Your Equity

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RECOVERY PROCESS

01

Contact Us

Did you recently lose your home in a sheriff sale? Did you get a mailer from us? Fill out the Contact form below to begin the process. 

02

IDENTIFYING ASSETS

Our legal team verifies the results of the sheriff sale and ensures all surplus funds are properly documented and recoverable.

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RECOVERY INITIATION

We initiate the formal recovery process by filing the necessary claims and coordinating with the county to reclaim your funds.

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COLLECTING FUNDS

Once the funds are released, we manage the collection and secure the surplus for you, ensuring a seamless and professional transfer.

WHAT WE DO

THE FRAMEWORK FOR RECOVERING UNCLAIMED ASSETS.

After a sheriff sale, surplus funds are the residual value of a property's sale price minus the total amount of liens and debts. We specialize in navigating the legal requirements specific to each county to ensure homeowners are entitled to these funds. Our team provides the knowledge and patience required to reclaim the home equity value that is rightfully yours.

Getting started

Expert recovery assistance for surplus funds after sheriff sales. We provide a clear path to reclaiming what is rightfully yours.

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COMMON QUESTIONS

What is a sheriff sale?

A sheriff sale is a public auction where a property is sold to pay off unpaid debts, such as a mortgage or tax lien. The property is sold to the highest bidder. If the winning bid is higher than the total debt and costs, the extra amount becomes surplus funds that may belong to you.

What is a surplus?

A surplus is the extra money left over after a sheriff sale once all liens, mortgages and court costs are paid. If your property sold for more than what was owed, that extra amount is called surplus funds — and as the former homeowner, you may be legally entitled to receive it.

How do I recover my money?

Recovering surplus funds usually requires filing the right paperwork with the court or county that handled the sheriff sale, and following strict deadlines and procedures. Our team handles this process for you from start to finish so you don’t have to figure it out alone.

Are there deadline rules?

Yes. Most states have strict time limits for claiming surplus funds after a sheriff sale. If you miss the deadline, you may lose your right to the money. That’s why it’s important to act quickly. We help you move fast and correctly so you don’t miss your chance.

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