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Helping Former Ohio Homeowners Recover Surplus Funds Through An Experienced Ohio Attorney Network Backed By Over $8 Million Recovered.
What Are Surplus Funds?
What Are Surplus Funds?
When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction for more than the total amount owed, the remaining balance becomes surplus funds. In many cases, these funds legally belong to the former homeowner but often go unclaimed.
Example: If a property sells for $250,000 and the total amount owed is $220,000, the remaining $30,000 becomes surplus funds that may be recovered by the former owner.
Many homeowners never realize these funds exist or are unsure how to claim them. Our team helps identify potential surplus funds through official records and works with our Ohio attorney network to help recover what may be rightfully yours.
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See how Ohio homeowners recovered funds they did not know were available.
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$18,450
Recovered
“I almost ignored the message because I assumed it was spam. After I looked up the case on the county website, I saw it was tied to my old property.”
SARAH M. · FRANKLIN COUNTY, OH
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$52,000
Recovered
“I had no idea there was money left after the foreclosure was settled. No one from the county ever explained that to me.”
DAVID K. · HAMILTON COUNTY, OH
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$36,000
Recovered
“What made me comfortable was that everything went through an attorney. It did not feel like a company trying to sell me something.”
AMANDA J. · CUYAHOGA COUNTY, OH
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$27,000
Recovered
“The foreclosure was stressful. I was not expecting to hear anything further about the old property.”
BRIAN W. · SUMMIT COUNTY, OH
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$18,000
Recovered
“I never received a notice about this from the county. If nobody had reached out to me, I would not have known the funds were there.”
JESSICA H. · MONTGOMERY COUNTY, OHCOMMON QUESTIONS
Answers To The Questions We Hear Most From Former Homeowners.
Clear answers before you submit anything. No pressure, no upfront cost, and no fee unless funds are recovered.
Yes. Surplus funds are created when a foreclosed property sells for more than the amount owed on the mortgage, taxes, and other liens. These funds are often held by the court or county until a valid claim is made. We use official Ohio court and foreclosure records to identify potential surplus funds and help eligible homeowners pursue recovery through our attorney network.
Surplus funds are the remaining proceeds left over after a foreclosure sale pays off the mortgage, taxes, liens, and other required expenses. In many cases, these funds legally belong to the former homeowner but often remain unclaimed.
If you received a text message from us, your case has already been identified through county records showing a foreclosure address, case number, and potential surplus amount. Eligibility is then confirmed by reviewing the foreclosure records, sale amount, payoff amounts, court filings, and whether surplus funds remain available.
There is no upfront cost. If funds are successfully recovered, clients typically retain 75% of the recovery amount, while 25% covers the costs of pursuing, preparing, and filing the claim through our attorney network. If no funds are recovered, there is no fee.
Some homeowners can pursue surplus funds on their own, but the process can be complicated and time-consuming if not handled correctly. It may require court filings, supporting documents, filing fees, proof of entitlement, and sometimes a hearing or review by the court.
After you submit your information, we review your case details and confirm whether your claim appears eligible. Once the agreement is signed, your case goes directly to a licensed attorney who begins working on the recovery process. You will be notified every step of the way.
Every case is different, but some claims can be completed in as little as 30 days. Other cases may take up to 90 days or longer depending on county procedures, documentation requirements, and whether a hearing is required.
Once funds are successfully recovered, they are deposited into the attorney's escrow account and distributed according to the agreement. Your portion of the recovery is then sent directly to you via certified mail.
Yes. Your information is encrypted, kept confidential, and used only to verify your eligibility and assist with the surplus funds recovery process.
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