When a property is sold at a foreclosure or tax sale, it often sells for more than what was owed. The extra money left over after paying off the debt is called surplus funds. By law, those funds belong to the former owner or their heirs — not the county, the lender, or the trustee.
Unfortunately, many families never claim this money because they don’t know it exists, or the process feels too complicated. That’s where we step in.
At ONE22 Investments, our primary business is real estate solutions. But over the years, we’ve seen too many families walk away from auctions unaware that money was left behind. That’s why we offer Surplus Funds Recovery Services.
We work closely with experienced attorneys who file claims directly with the trustee or court, ensuring the process is handled properly from start to finish. And here’s the best part — there are no upfront fees. We only succeed when you do.
Yes. If surplus funds exist after a foreclosure or tax sale, the previous homeowner or their heirs are legally entitled to claim them.
It depends on the county and court timelines, but most cases are resolved within a few months.
No — we can assist even if you live out of state.
No. We only collect a fee after your funds have been successfully recovered.
Don’t leave money unclaimed. If your property was recently sold at a foreclosure or tax sale, you may have surplus funds waiting for you.
📞 Call us today at 770-599-5723
📩 Or submit the quick form below to find out if you qualify