You May Be Owed Money From Your Home's Foreclosure Sale

When a Florida home is sold at foreclosure, the sale price sometimes exceeds what was owed on the loan. That difference — called surplus funds — may belong to the former homeowner. Many people never learn these funds exist, or miss the deadline to claim them.

Find Out If You're Owed Money

No Cost Unless We Recover Funds For You

Your Fee Is Capped By Florida Law

We Never Ask You To Pay Upfront

How Surplus Funds Work

After a foreclosure sale, the court clerk holds any money left over once the lender's judgment and sale costs are satisfied. That remaining balance may be owed to the former homeowner — but only if a proper claim is filed within the time allowed by Florida law.

Example calculation

Foreclosure Sale Price: $349,361
− Amount Owed on Loan: $277,439
= Your Potential Surplus: $71,922

How It Works

1
We review your foreclosure sale records to determine whether surplus funds may be available.
2
If you have a claim, we prepare the required documents and guide you through the recovery process.
3
We pursue your surplus funds with the court and clerk — you pay nothing unless we recover money for you.

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Think You May Have a Claim?

Reach out today for a no-obligation review. We'll help you understand whether surplus funds may be available from your foreclosure sale.