Imagine you’ve been through a foreclosure sale, but then you discover the property was sold for more than you owed. That extra cash? It’s not gone. In Texas, it’s called surplus funds (also known as foreclosure surplus funds or excess proceeds), and you may be entitled to recover it. If you’re looking into foreclosure surplus Read More
Foreclosure occurs when a lender sells your property at auction to recover unpaid debts. When a property sells for more than the remaining mortgage debt, the extra amount left after clearing the loan is referred to as surplus funds. But when a property goes through a foreclosure sale, many homeowners believe they have lost everything. Read More
Across the globe, millions of dollars in government held money go unclaimed every year. These funds often belong to individuals who moved, changed jobs, or simply lost track of their financial records. This unclaimed money can come from various sources, including bank accounts, tax refunds, insurance payouts, pension benefits, utility deposits, and more. If you Read More
If you’ve ever faced foreclosure or a tax sale on your property, you might not be aware that you could be entitled to money left over after the sale. This extra money is known as surplus funds or surplus money and yes, it’s legally yours to claim. Many people miss out on this opportunity simply Read More