After a tax deed sale or foreclosure, surplus funds often sit unclaimed with county clerks. We help property owners recover what's rightfully theirs — with zero upfront costs.
These are real surplus fund cases in Florida and South Carolina. Your money could be here — search or browse below.
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Every surplus case represents a family that deserves their money back. We make it happen.



We do the heavy lifting. You get the money that's already yours.
Enter your name to check if surplus funds are owed to you from a past property sale.
We confirm the amount with the county clerk and handle all the paperwork.
You receive the funds. Simple. No upfront fees — we only get paid when you do.
When a property sells at tax deed or foreclosure auction for more than owed, the surplus belongs to the former owner.
County clerks aren't required to track down property owners. Funds sit unclaimed indefinitely.
Claiming surplus requires specific forms and court filings. One mistake can get your claim rejected.
You typically have 120 days to 1 year to file. After that, the money goes to the state.
Our team manages the entire claims process. You only get paid when we do — no risk.
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