When a foreclosed property sells for more than what's owed, the surplus belongs to the former homeowner. Most never find out. We make sure they do.
After a foreclosure auction, surplus funds sit with the county or court. If no one claims them, they eventually go to the state's unclaimed property fund.
Former homeowners are rarely notified that money is waiting for them. Many assume they lost everything when the foreclosure happened.
Most states have claim windows of 1-3 years. Miss the deadline and the money is gone. Time matters, and most people don't even know the clock is ticking.
Foreclosure surplus is one of the most overlooked financial recovery opportunities in the U.S. The funds are public record. The rightful owners just need someone to connect the dots.
We research county records, auction results, and court filings across all 50 states to identify surplus funds tied to former homeowners.
Filing claims, coordinating with attorneys, and navigating state-specific processes. You don't have to figure it out alone.
We work on contingency. If we don't recover your funds, you don't pay. Simple as that.
Foreclosure surplus exists in every state. We work with attorneys across the country to recover funds wherever your property was sold.
Every year, millions of dollars in foreclosure surplus go unclaimed because people simply don't know. OverageFinder exists to change that, one recovery at a time.