The problem: homeowners never find out
Most former homeowners never know surplus funds exist — let alone how to navigate the legal process to recover them. The money sits unclaimed with the county.
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When a property sells at foreclosure auction for more than the debt owed, the leftover money is called surplus funds — and it legally belongs to the former homeowner.
Auction Sale Price
$250,000
What the property sells for
Debt Owed
$180,000
Mortgage, taxes & fees
Surplus Funds
$70,000
Legally belongs to the former homeowner
Example figures — based on real cases we've recovered
Most former homeowners never know surplus funds exist — let alone how to navigate the legal process to recover them. The money sits unclaimed with the county.
You find the homeowner, help them navigate the recovery process, and earn a 10-30% finder's fee for reuniting them with money that's legally theirs.
Alfred Taren is the founder of one of the largest surplus funds operations in the U.S. Since 2013, Alfred has personally overseen the recovery of more than $100 million across 2,000+ cases in 45+ states.
