If you've recently gone through a tax foreclosure and the sale price exceeded what was owed on the property, you might be entitled to Excess Funds. These funds represent the surplus amount left after paying off the tax debt and can rightfully belong to you. However, many property owners don't realize they have a claim to this money or are unaware of the steps needed to recover it.
Excess Funds occur when a property is sold at a foreclosure auction and the sale price is higher than the amount owed on the property. This remaining balance, often referred to as "excess funds," belongs to the original property owner or other legal stakeholders.
You have two years from the date of the foreclosure sale to claim these funds. After this period, any unclaimed funds are forfeited, making it essential to act fast.
We specialize in asset recovery, particularly for excess funds from tax foreclosure sales. Our experienced legal team navigates the process efficiently, ensuring a smooth recovery of your funds.
As an independent agency, we handle all the paperwork and interact directly with the county on your behalf. No need for you to visit any court or county offices—we take care of everything for you.
Since we work on a contingency basis, we don’t make money unless you get your money. We cover all costs upfront, and our fee is only collected once your funds are successfully recovered. This means there’s no financial risk to you.
Even if you don’t live in the same county as the foreclosure, we can still help.
Our team works remotely and efficiently to recover your funds, so you don’t have to travel.
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