Thousands of former property owners are owed money after tax deed sales and foreclosure auctions. Check if you have unclaimed funds waiting for you.
Enter your information below and our team will search county records to determine if surplus funds are owed to you.
Fill out the form above with your details. We'll search county records to determine if surplus funds exist in your name.
Our attorneys verify your eligibility and handle all legal paperwork, court filings, and communication with the county — at no upfront cost.
Once the claim is approved, the county releases your funds. We only get paid when you get paid — it's that simple.
If you previously owned a property that was sold at a tax deed sale or foreclosure auction, the sale price may have exceeded the amount owed. The difference — called surplus funds — is legally owed to you, the former owner. Counties hold these funds but often have difficulty locating the rightful owners. Submit your information above and our team will search the records for you at no cost.
Yes. Deadlines vary by state and county. In many jurisdictions, you have a limited window — often one to five years — after the sale to file a claim. After the deadline passes, the funds may be forfeited to the county. That's why it's important to act quickly. Our attorneys will verify any applicable deadlines as part of the claims process.
There is no upfront cost. SurplusBridge works on a contingency basis, which means our attorneys only receive a fee if your claim is successful and you receive your funds. If we don't recover money for you, you owe us nothing. This ensures our interests are fully aligned with yours.
Take our free 60-second assessment to find out if you may be eligible for surplus fund recovery.
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