Secure verification
Submit your contact information so the recovery team can match you to the official case record.
Official Ohio foreclosure record located
John, your surplus funds may already be waiting.
We help former property owners verify, claim, and recover foreclosure surplus funds through a clean attorney-filed process.
$8M+
Recovered for clients
75%
Client keeps after recovery
$0
Upfront cost
Official case data
Court document review
Attorney filing
Certified check delivery
What are surplus funds?
Money can remain after a foreclosure auction. It legally belongs to the former owner.
When a foreclosed property sells for more than the total balance owed, the remaining money becomes surplus funds. Many former owners never see the notice because it is mailed to the old property address.
Example
$250,000 sale − $220,000 owed = $30,000 surplus
Designed to remove friction
Four clear steps from verification to recovery.
Document review
You receive the key case details and surplus documentation before moving forward.
Attorney files
A licensed Ohio attorney prepares and files the claim with the appropriate court.
Funds delivered
After approval, your funds are distributed and mailed securely by certified delivery.
60-second overview
Show the process before asking them to sign.
This explainer gives the lead a simple reason to trust the process: official records, no upfront fees, and attorney-filed paperwork.
What the lead signs
One simple authorization agreement. Nothing hidden.
The agreement authorizes the claim and confirms the contingency fee. The lead pays nothing upfront and owes nothing if funds are not recovered.
- One clear authorization agreement
- No upfront costs or hidden fees
- No recovery, no fee
- Attorney handles the filing after signing
Client success stories
Real homeowners. Real recoveries.
$18,450
Recovered
“I almost ignored the message. Once I checked the county case, I saw it was tied to my old property.”
Sarah M. · Franklin County, OH
$36,000
Recovered
“Everything went through an attorney. That made me comfortable moving forward.”
Amanda J. · Cuyahoga County, OH
$38,700
Recovered
“I pulled the court file myself first. It checked out, and the rest of the process was handled for me.”
Eric D. · Lucas County, OHCommon questions
Handle objections before they leave.
These are the questions former homeowners usually ask before completing verification.
When a property sells at foreclosure auction for more than the amount owed, the remaining balance is called surplus funds. The money generally belongs to the former owner or eligible claimant.
No. There is no upfront payment to begin. The fee is contingency-based and is only paid if funds are successfully recovered.
The case details can be checked against official county court records. The recovery team provides the relevant case information before anything is signed.
Timing depends on the county and court calendar. Many claims take 60 to 90 days, while some are faster or slower depending on the case.
Yes. You can file yourself, but many people prefer attorney filing to avoid paperwork mistakes, service issues, or court delays.