When a property is sold through a tax sale or foreclosure sale, the sale may create excess proceeds. Those surplus funds may belong to the former owner or eligible heirs.
No upfront fee. We review basic information first and explain the next steps clearly.
Surplus funds can be difficult to locate, verify, and claim. Our process helps simplify the first steps.
Our process is simple, transparent, and designed to help potential claimants understand whether there may be funds available.
Send us the property address, county, state, and your relationship to the former property owner.
We review public records and available sale information to look for possible excess proceeds.
If funds appear available, we explain the possible claim process and documentation that may be needed.
Midwest Surplus Recovery LLC helps individuals and families identify potential surplus funds connected to tax sale and foreclosure sale activity.
We focus on clear communication, honest research, and helping claimants understand what may be required before moving forward.
Our goal is to make the process easier to understand for people who may not know that funds could be owed to them.
Fill out the form and we will review the information you provide to determine whether there may be potential surplus funds connected to the property.
The more accurate the property and ownership information is, the better we can review the situation.
Basic answers for property owners, heirs, and families reviewing possible surplus funds.
Surplus funds, also called excess proceeds, may be money left over after a property is sold and certain debts or costs are paid.
Depending on the situation, the former property owner, heirs, lienholders, or other legally eligible parties may have a claim.
No. A review only helps determine whether records suggest potential funds may exist. Availability and eligibility depend on official records and claim requirements.
No. Midwest Surplus Recovery LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Some claims may require attorney help or court filings.