Frequently Asked Questions
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When properties are sold at auction, sometimes the sale amount is higher than the debt that was owed. The leftover balance — called surplus funds — legally belongs to the previous owner. We help locate and recover that money on your behalf.
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Government agencies are required to do the bare minimum when it comes to notifying people about these funds — usually a letter or public notice. But when contact information is outdated or the notice gets missed, the money just sits unclaimed.
That’s where we come in: we locate the funds, verify the amount, and handle the entire recovery process on your behalf.
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Absolutely not. You never pay anything out of pocket.
Our service has zero upfront fees, and we only earn a commission after your funds are successfully recovered. Everything is clearly explained before you sign any documents, so there are no surprises — ever.
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Every case is different, but most recoveries are completed within a few weeks to a few months. Our team works quickly to make the process as smooth and stress-free as possible — and we’ll keep you updated along the way.
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Absolutely. We work with licensed professionals and verified legal channels to ensure your claim is 100% legitimate, secure, and transparent. We even invite you to visit the official government website yourself so you can verify that the surplus funds are real. Transparency is one of our core values — our team will gladly show you how to confirm the information and answer any questions you may have along the way.
Ready when you are!
Complete this quick form, and within 24 hours one of our specialists will connect with you to review your case and explain everything clearly. There are zero upfront costs — we only get paid after we recover your funds.
Not a fan of email? You can also schedule a meeting with us at your convenience.