Wondering how we can help you recover funds? Here are the answers to our most commonly asked questions.
Many individuals are unaware they have unclaimed funds or surplus money from foreclosure or tax deed sales. We conduct free eligibility checks using public databases and auction records to determine if you’re entitled to funds.
Recovering funds often involves navigating complex legal and administrative processes. Our team has the expertise to streamline the process and maximize your recovery. Plus, we don’t charge upfront fees – we only get paid if you do.
We operate on a contingency basis, meaning we only collect a small percentage of the recovered funds. If we don’t recover money for you, you owe us nothing.
Foreclosure surplus funds are the excess proceeds from a foreclosure auction after the mortgage and other debts have been paid. These funds legally belong to the previous homeowner.
Similar to foreclosure surpluses, tax deed surplus funds are the excess proceeds from a property sold at a tax deed auction, often due to unpaid property taxes.
Yes! If the property belonged to a deceased relative, heirs can claim surplus funds by proving their legal relationship.
Unclaimed property includes financial assets like bank accounts, insurance payouts, or uncashed checks that have been turned over to the state after a period of inactivity.
We use Florida’s official unclaimed property database to locate funds for you. You can also use public tools, but we simplify the process and handle the paperwork on your behalf.