We Help Recover Surplus Funds from a Foreclosure Sale

We help you get the money you are entitled to…

contact us if this has happened to you.

• Your home was sold in foreclosure for more than the loan balance owed

• You had equity in your home before it was sold by the lender in foreclosure

• You received a letter from the foreclosure trustee notifying you about surplus 

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• Recover the surplus funds from the sale of your foreclosed home

• Recover your excess funds from the foreclosure trustee and bank

• File a wrongful foreclosure lawsuit for violations of foreclosure laws

Q&A

What is a real estate overage or surplus?

Land-sale overage (overage also called “claw back”) is a term in land sales used to describe a sum of money in addition to the original sale price which a seller of land may be entitled to receive following completion if and when the buyer complies with agreed conditions.

What are tax sale overages and how can i benefit?

An overage exists when the winning bid amount for a property sold at a tax sale exceeds the minimum bid. ... If overage funds are unclaimed for five years from the date of the tax sale, the funds are added to the general fund of the governing body.

What is a tax sale surplus?

Typically, the highest bidder wins at a tax sale, and occasionally the amount paid by the highest bidder exceeds the amount of taxes due on the property he purchased. When this happens, the difference between the amount of taxes due and the price paid at auction is called a tax sale surplus and due to the original foreclosed property owner.