Find Out if the Government or Trustee is Holding Your Money
After a foreclosure, the county doesn’t go out of its way to find you. They won’t call you to tell you there’s a check waiting. Often, they wait for the “statute of limitations” to expire so they can keep the money for themselves.
The "No-Risk" Search
This isn’t a commitment to hire us. This is a free information service. We believe you should know exactly what you are owed before you decide how to recover it.
Fixed Pricing
Money Back Guarantee
Transparent Process
What we look for
1. Final Auction Price
What the property sold for at either the county or trustee auction.
2. Total Debt
What was legally owed to the bank, county or other lien holders.
3. Your Equity
The left over funds, referred to as surplus funds, that are rightfully yours.
How It Works
Simple Online Document Signature
You'll need to sign one document that allows us to reach out to public officials on your behalf.
Foreclosed Property Address
We'll use your foreclosed property address to search public records and reach out to the county or lender's attorney, referred to as the trustee, to get more information about your refund.
We Fill Out the Forms You Mail Them
We’ll complete all of your forms and give you clear instructions for mailing or delivering them yourself. This simple step is the only difference between our service and companies that take a percentage of your equity, yet that small task is often what they use to justify charging you an outsized fee.
Frequently Asked Questions
These are some of the common questions we receive regarding surplus funds.
- Most competitors charge around 30% of your recovered equity because they use a notary or runner to send the forms. By handling that final step yourself, you keep all of your equity.
- We provide you with the county or trustee address. You mail in the forms and get your refund.
Each state has its own deadlines. Some counties hold funds for months, while others hold them for years. We track those deadlines so your claim is never forfeited.
Deciding whether to hire an attorney depends on several factors, including whether the state follows a judicial or non-judicial process, the amount of surplus funds available, and whether probate is involved. If legal representation is required, we leverage our extensive network to secure a licensed attorney at the most competitive contingency rates, ensuring you get the best value with zero upfront costs.
- 1500 N Grant St. #6145, Denver, CO 80302
- +1 (720) 295-5018
- help@surplusrecoverygroup.com
Recover Your Equity
Contact us below for a free consultation about how we can assist you in recovering equity from your foreclosed property.