The Recovery Process

How We Recover Your Tax-Lien Foreclosure Overage

Three clear steps — from locating your surplus funds to putting the money in your hands. No upfront cost, no legal expertise required.

Step by Step

From Foreclosure to Funds in Your Hands

  • Professional reviewing property records and documents at a desk
    Step One

    We Research Your Property

    You tell us the address and county where your foreclosure occurred. Our team searches public auction records and county filings to determine whether an overage exists — and how much you may be owed.

    • No paperwork required from you at this stage
    • We search county records, auction results, and surplus filings
    • Most research is completed within 1–2 business days
  • Person signing legal documents at a professional desk
    Step Two

    We Handle All the Paperwork

    If we find an overage, we prepare every document needed to file the claim on your behalf. You review and sign — we handle the rest. No legal knowledge required on your part.

    • We draft and file all claim documents with the county
    • You sign once — we manage all follow-up correspondence
    • We track deadlines so nothing falls through the cracks
  • Person celebrating receiving a financial payment
    Step Three

    You Receive Your Funds

    Once the county approves the claim, the overage is released directly to you. Our fee is deducted from the recovered amount — you never pay anything out of pocket. If we don't recover funds, you owe us nothing.

    • Funds are disbursed directly to you by the county
    • Our contingency fee is deducted only from recovered funds
    • Most cases resolve within 30–90 days of filing
Ready to Start?

Your Overage Won't Wait Forever.

Overage claims have strict deadlines — some as short as one year after the auction. The sooner you submit your case, the better your chances of a full recovery.