Texas Foreclosure Surplus Recovery

Did your home in Texas recently go through foreclosure? You could be entitled to surplus funds—the extra money left over after the sale of your foreclosed property.

When a foreclosed home is sold at auction, the proceeds first go toward paying off the mortgage and any outstanding debts. If the property sells for more than what’s owed, the remaining balance—called the surplus—may legally belong to you, the previous homeowner.

Example: If you owed $150,000 and the home sold for $200,000, there’s a $50,000 surplus. In most cases, you have the right to claim that money.

Recovering surplus funds can be confusing, time-sensitive, and full of paperwork. Many people miss out simply because they don’t know how or when to file.

That’s where we come in.

We are dedicated to helping former homeowners recover surplus funds from foreclosure sales. We handle the research, paperwork, and filing process so you don’t have to.

• We locate surplus funds you may be owed
• We guide you through every step of the recovery process
• We work fast—claims must be filed before deadlines expire

In addition to helping with foreclosure surplus funds, we assist with a range of real estate challenges across Texas. If you need support or advice on your next steps, we’re here for you.

If you think you may be owed money after a foreclosure, don’t wait.

Complete the form to get started. We’ll review your situation and help determine if you’re eligible for surplus recovery.