When foreclosed or tax-sold properties sell for more than what's owed, the surplus belongs to the former owner or their heirs. Most people never know it exists. We find it and help you claim it — in all 50 states.
Check If You Have FundsWe scan tax sale and foreclosure auction records across counties nationwide to identify unclaimed surplus funds tied to your property.
We confirm your ownership or heir status, gather the required documents, and prepare your claim with the county or court.
Working with licensed attorneys, we file your claim and navigate interpleader actions if needed. No upfront fees. We only get paid when you do.
Every state has a deadline — often just a few years — before unclaimed surplus funds transfer permanently to the government. Here's who we help recover them for.
Lost your home to foreclosure or a tax sale? If it sold for more than what was owed, the extra money is legally yours. You just need to claim it.
A relative's property was sold and surplus funds were generated. As an heir, you may be entitled to that money, even years later. We handle the probate research.
Second mortgage holders, HOAs, and judgment creditors with recorded liens at the time of sale can claim their share of excess proceeds.
We partner with licensed attorneys across the country to file claims and handle interpleader actions. We bring the leads, research, and documentation. You bring the license.
Every county runs its own tax sales and maintains its own excess funds list. We've built the infrastructure to search them all — from Texas to Florida, California to New York, and everywhere in between.
The clock is ticking on thousands of surplus fund claims across the country. DFH Recovery Services exists to make sure that money goes back to the people it belongs to — not the state.
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