Surplus Funds
Foreclosure surplus funds refer to the leftover money when a foreclosed home is sold at auction for more than the unpaid mortgage balance, interest, and any related expenses.
These surplus funds do not automatically revert to the former homeowner; instead, they become available for distribution to various parties with legal claims, such as junior lienholders, creditors for any other debt that is owed.
After all debtors are paid, the balance of the surplus funds are owed to YOU, the former homeowner.
Not sure how to claim your surplus funds? No problem!
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Dusty F - Alabama
"I’d like to start with I am 100% not a bot and not paid to say the things I’m about to. Joe reached out and contacted me and was respectful to me throughout the whole process. When you’re facing foreclosure and dealing with deadlines, the last thing you want to do is rely on a stranger, but Joe handled everything with the utmost respect and professionalism. Joe made me feel like I could accomplish realistic goals. He worked through the holidays and on holidays to make sure I was saved from foreclosure. I can’t say enough good things about Joe. If there’s anyone that I could offer 10 stars on a scale of 1/5, it would be Joe. He networked and got me solutions and encouragement without ever making me feel like I was less than a good man in a bad situation. I was in a very unique situation and Joe tackled it head on. Thank you Joe."
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