Recovered Funds & Success Stories
Over $50 million in surplus funds recovered for more than 2,500 satisfied clients. See how we've helped property owners across the nation reclaim what's rightfully theirs.
Our Recovery Portfolio
A visual showcase of the checks and documents representing successful surplus fund recoveries
Checks Represent Real Results
Every check in our portfolio represents a success story—a property owner who discovered they were entitled to surplus funds they never knew existed, and our team helped them recover it.
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Verified Recovery
Each case has been thoroughly researched and verified
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Client Approved
Our clients have approved sharing their success stories
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Diverse Cases
We recover funds across all types of sales and all 50 states
From Research to Recovery
Our process begins with comprehensive research. We locate surplus funds in county records, verify eligibility, prepare legal documents, and file claims on behalf of our clients.
Average Recovery
$25,000
Per successful case
Success Rate
95%
On valid claims
Average Timeline
30-90 Days
From claim to recovery
Recent Successful Recoveries
A sample of the cases we've successfully recovered funds for
Tax Sale Surplus
$47,000
Location
Atlanta, GA
Timeline
6 weeks
Foreclosure Surplus
$32,000
Location
Phoenix, AZ
Timeline
8 weeks
Estate Recovery
$68,000
Location
Charlotte, NC
Timeline
10 weeks
Tax Sale Surplus
$55,000
Location
Miami, FL
Timeline
7 weeks
Foreclosure Surplus
$41,000
Location
Denver, CO
Timeline
9 weeks
Tax Sale Surplus
$73,000
Location
Portland, OR
Timeline
11 weeks
$50M+
Total Recovered
2,500+
Successful Cases
50
States Covered
95%
Success Rate
Types of Recoveries
We recover surplus funds from various sources across all 50 states
Tax Sale Surplus
When a property sells at a tax foreclosure auction for more than the taxes and fees owed, the excess belongs to the original owner.
Most Common Recovery Type
Foreclosure Surplus
After a mortgage foreclosure sale, if proceeds exceed the loan balance and costs, the homeowner receives the remainder.
Second Most Common
Eminent Domain
When the government takes property for public use, sometimes the proceeds exceed what's needed for liens and claims.
Complex Cases
Could You Be Next?
These success stories could include you. Discover if you have unclaimed surplus funds waiting to be recovered. It starts with a free evaluation.
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