FAQs

 Surplus funds, often referred to as excess proceeds or overages, occur when the proceeds from the sale of a property exceed the amount owed to creditors or lienholders. If you've been involved in a foreclosure, tax sale, or other property sale, you may be entitled to surplus funds. 

 Eligibility to claim surplus funds depends on various factors, including your involvement in the property sale and any legal interests you may have. Typically, former property owners, lienholders, and other parties with a stake in the property may be eligible to claim surplus funds. 

 Initiating the process of claiming surplus funds involves filing a claim or petition with the appropriate court or government agency, along with providing supporting documentation. Our team can assist you in navigating this process efficiently. 

 Required documentation may include proof of ownership or interest in the property, identification, and any relevant court orders or judgments. We can guide you through the documentation requirements specific to your case. 

 The timeline for receiving surplus funds can vary depending on factors such as the complexity of the case and the jurisdiction. Our team works diligently to expedite the process and ensure you receive your funds as quickly as possible. 

 Our fees for surplus funds recovery services vary depending on the complexity of the case and the services provided. We offer transparent fee structures and strive to provide cost-effective solutions for our clients. 

 Yes, surplus funds may still be recoverable even after the property has been sold. It's crucial to act promptly to avoid missing out on potential funds, and our team is here to assist you every step of the way. 

 If surplus funds are not claimed within a specified timeframe, they may be forfeited to the government or other entities, depending on the jurisdiction. Our team can help ensure you don't miss out on the opportunity to recover your funds. 

 hile it is possible to pursue surplus funds recovery on your own, the process can be complex and time-consuming. Our experienced team specializes in surplus funds recovery and can provide the expertise and guidance needed to maximize your chances of success. 

 State Refund Recovery specializes in a wide range of surplus funds situations, including tax sale auctions, mortgage foreclosures, bankruptcy proceedings, probate and estate sales, and more. 

 While surplus funds recovery can be a straightforward process in many cases, there may be risks or complications involved, such as competing claims from other parties. Our experienced team can help navigate these challenges and protect your interests. 

 State Refund Recovery stands out for our commitment to personalized service, transparency, and dedication to achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients. With our expertise and professionalism, you can trust us to handle your surplus funds recovery needs with care and diligence. 

 State Refund Recovery stands out for our commitment to personalized service, transparency, and dedication to achieving the best possible outcomes for our clients. With our expertise and professionalism, you can trust us to handle your surplus funds recovery needs with care and diligence.