We handle every step of the surplus fund recovery process, from research to payout.
We research county records to identify surplus funds from tax deed sales and foreclosure auctions that may belong to you.
Our licensed attorneys handle all paperwork, legal filings, and communication with the county on your behalf.
Once the county approves and releases your funds, you receive your money. We only get paid when you get paid.
Every year, counties hold millions of dollars in surplus funds from tax deed sales and foreclosure auctions. This money rightfully belongs to former property owners — but many don't even know it exists.
Licensed attorneys in your state handle the entire claim, ensuring compliance and maximizing recovery.
Contingency-based service means you pay nothing upfront. We only earn a fee when you successfully recover your money.
We actively research county records and reach out to eligible property owners — you may receive a letter from us with details about your claim.
"I had no idea the county owed me money after my property sold at auction. SurplusBridge reached out, explained everything clearly, and their attorney handled the entire process. I received over $4,200 that I never knew existed."
"The process was completely hands-off for me. They found the funds, filed the claim, and I got a check. Couldn't have been easier."
When a property is sold at a tax deed sale or foreclosure auction for more than what was owed in taxes or mortgage debt, the excess amount — called "surplus funds" or "overbid" — is held by the county. These funds legally belong to the former property owner, but many people never claim them.
No. SurplusBridge works on a contingency basis. You pay nothing upfront, and we only earn a fee when we successfully recover funds on your behalf. If we don't recover your money, you owe us nothing.
Surplus funds recovery is a well-established legal process governed by state law. Every claim we file is handled by a licensed attorney in your state. We encourage you to verify the surplus funds with your county directly — we'll show you exactly how.
Thousands of former property owners have unclaimed surplus funds sitting with their county. Find out if you're one of them — it takes less than 2 minutes.
