The county may be holding money that belongs to you.
When a home sells at a tax or foreclosure auction for more than was owed, the extra money — the “surplus” — legally belongs to the former owner or their heirs. We help you get it back. And if you’d rather do it yourself, we’ll show you exactly how, for free.
Prefer to do it all yourself? See the free step-by-step DIY guide →
Verify us first.
We’ll always tell you your county’s own phone number so you can confirm the money is real before you talk to us.
You never pay out of pocket.
Our fee comes only from money we recover for you. No recovery, no fee. It’s in writing.
You can do it yourself.
We’ll hand you a free, honest step-by-step guide — no strings.
“Is this a scam?”
Fair question — you should be skeptical. Counties themselves warn people about “you’re owed money” letters. Here’s how you can tell we’re real: we name your county, your case number, and the exact amount, and we tell you to call the county yourself to confirm it before doing anything with us. A scam can’t survive that.
How it works
- Verify. Call your county with the case number on your letter (we give you the number). Confirm the money is there.
- Choose. Do it yourself with our free guide, or let us handle every document, filing, and follow-up.
- Get paid. The county mails your check. If we handled it, our fee comes only out of what’s recovered.
The honest part
We don’t have secret access. Everything we do, you can do yourself — it just takes notarized paperwork, certified documents, sometimes a court petition, and a few months of follow-up. We sell doing that for you. That’s the whole business. Here’s how to do it yourself for free →
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