At Recover Surplus we understand that the period following a foreclosure is incredibly stressful. Our mission is to illuminate a path toward financial recovery by handling the complex legal and bureaucratic hurdles required to claim (rescue!) your surplus monies.
We specialize exclusively in foreclosure overages meaning our expertise is deep and focused. We combine high-end legal research with compassionate client service to ensure no former homeowner is deprived of the equity they worked years to build.
We are so confident in our ability to recover your funds that we take on all the financial risk ourselves. We pay for all research costs, filing fees, and legal fees. If we don’t recover any money for you, you owe us absolutely nothing! And our fee is a small percentage of the funds recovered for you. This means our interests are perfectly aligned.
Yes, foreclosure is an ending, but recovering your surplus funds can be a brand new beginning!
We Will Help You Get Back On Your Feet
NO RISK, NO Upfront Costs – You’ve already lost enough
What Are Surplus Funds?
What Is an Overage?
“Example: If you owed $200,000 on your mortgage and the home sold for $275,000 at auction, there is a $75,000 surplus that legally belongs to you.”
We Handle Everything From Start to Finish
Experience You Can Trust
Our Step-by-Step Process
No Upfront Costs. No Recovery, No Fee.
“Our fee is a small percentage of the funds we successfully recover for you. This means our interests are perfectly aligned: we want to get you the largest payout possible, as quickly as possible.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Surplus funds are the remaining proceeds left over after a property foreclosure or tax sale once all outstanding debts, liens, and legal costs have been paid. These funds may legally belong to the former property owner or other eligible parties.
Our team performs a thorough search of public records and available databases to determine whether surplus funds may be available in your name or associated with your property.
Eligibility varies depending on state laws and the circumstances of the sale. Former property owners, heirs, beneficiaries, lienholders, or other legally entitled individuals may qualify to recover surplus funds.
The timeline depends on the complexity of the claim and the processing time of the government agency or court handling the funds. Some claims are completed within a few weeks, while others may take several months.