Nationwide Excess Funds Lists for Surplus Recovery Firms

A surplus funds list contains records of overage funds left after a foreclosure auction or tax sale. These funds are owed to the previous property owner or their heirs. Our state-specific lists help surplus recovery firms find claimants and recover funds efficiently.

Most county websites only provide basic records with missing property details, no prior owner names, or outdated data. Our lists offer:
✅ Updated Excess Funds Lists by State
✅ Faster Access to Overage Funds
✅ Detailed Auction & Trustee Information

• Mortgage Overages: Funds left after a foreclosure auction when a home sells for more than the owed loan balance.
• Tax Sale Surplus: Funds left when a tax-delinquent property sells for more than the taxes owed.
  We provide both foreclosure and tax sale surplus lists.

Each state has different claim deadlines (ranging from a year to several years). If you fail to claim within the time limit, the state may keep the funds.

To access verified, updated surplus funds lists, simply:
1️⃣ Choose your state from our directory.
2️⃣ Download the latest list.
3️⃣ Use skip-traced contact info to reach claimants

Yes! If the original homeowner is deceased, their heirs or estate executor can claim the surplus funds. Our lists help surplus recovery firms locate heirs and process claims.

We strive to provide accurate and high-quality lists tailored to your needs. However, due to the digital nature of our products, all sales are final, and refunds are not offered. If you encounter any issues with your purchase, feel free to contact our support team for assistance.

Our leads are sourced from multiple auctioneers, ensuring comprehensive coverage of mortgage foreclosure sales. For tax sales, we gather data directly from county records, ensuring you receive accurate and up-to-date information.

We update our lists regularly to ensure you have access to the most recent auction results and surplus fund opportunities. Updates are typically made on a weekly or monthly basis, depending on the volume of new data.

Yes, we offer both nationwide and state-specific lists. Whether you’re looking for surplus funds data across the U.S. or focused on a particular state, we have a plan to meet your needs.

Our lists stand out because of their accuracy, comprehensive coverage, and regular updates. By monitoring auctioneers and county records, we ensure you receive reliable and actionable data to succeed in surplus funds recovery.

You can access the latest auction results by subscribing to our lead generation plans. These plans provide you with real-time data for foreclosure keeping you ahead in your recovery efforts

Our lists stand out because of their accuracy, comprehensive coverage, and regular updates. By monitoring auctioneers and county records, we ensure you receive reliable and actionable data to succeed in surplus funds recovery.

We use advanced property tools to identify any mortgage or lien data related to the properties in our lists. Each property is analyzed using three different tools to minimize the risk of missing important details. However, we highly recommend conducting a title report when closing a deal or consulting with a trustee or reviewing court dockets to ensure the information is up-to-date. Surplus fund availability and amounts may change over time as interest accrues or additional liens are added. Our estimates are based on the opening bid, judgment amounts, mortgage balance, and amortized balances but should be verified through official channels.

No, surplus funds are not guaranteed. The availability and amount of surplus funds depend on several factors, such as lienholder claims, accrued interest, and final court or trustee determinations. While we provide estimates based on public records and calculated balances, we recommend verifying with trustees, title reports, or court records to confirm the exact amount of surplus funds available for recovery.

If you have questions or need assistance with your purchase, our support team is here to help. Visit our Contact Us page to get in touch with us.