State of Georgia Finder Registration Number: 202400037
What you need to know
What Are Surplus Funds?
When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction for more than what was owed, the remaining balance belongs to you — the former owner.
Surplus Funds from Foreclosure Sales
When a home is sold at foreclosure auction, it often sells for more than the outstanding debt. That difference — called surplus funds or foreclosure proceeds — legally belongs to the former homeowner. These funds are held by the county or state, and most people never know they exist. We specialize in locating these funds, filing your claim, and returning every dollar to you, at no upfront cost.
No Upfront Fees
Contingency-based service only
Flexible Fees
Fees depend on your case
How We Connect
If we've contacted you, our research has identified a possible claim—such as state-held funds or foreclosure surplus—based on verified government records.
By handling the entire claims process from start to finish, you don't have to worry about a thing. It's completely risk-free
Strategic Review
Our experts review every detail of the sale to ensure all documentation is in order. We validate your claim before starting the formal recovery process.
Consult & Authorize
Our agreement is strictly contingency-based: we only earn a fee when you receive your check. No upfront costs and total transparency throughout.
Document Management
We handle all required forms, certifications, and delivery to agencies. We maintain rigorous standards to bypass hurdles and legal issues.
Tracking & Updates
We provide ongoing oversight during the review phase. We stay in contact with processing agencies and offer updates as your case moves forward.
Receive Your Assets
Once approved, we alert you immediately. Your funds are delivered by physical check with full documentation and final case summaries.