Facing Foreclosure? Don't Face It Alone.
Our Team Is Here To Help.
If your home sells for more than what’s owed at foreclosure, the extra money—called a surplus—belongs to you by law. Our team helps recover those funds for you or your heirs, even if you have other debts or a bankruptcy. We handle everything, and if we don’t recover your money, you owe us nothing.
No Upfront Fees...Ever
If we don’t recover money for you, you don’t pay a dime. There are never any upfront fees at any stage of the foreclosure process.
Our team has decades of experience in foreclosure surplus recovery. We navigate the complexities of the process for your benefit.
Every foreclosure situation is different. We tailor our strategy to your unique needs to maximize your surplus to get you paid quickly.
Expertise At Every Turn
Client-Centric Approach
Who We Are
At Priority Surplus, we specialize in guiding homeowners through the process of reclaiming surplus funds that may be rightfully yours after a foreclosure or tax sale.
When a property sells at auction for more than the outstanding mortgage, taxes, liens, and related costs, the remaining money — known as surplus funds — belongs to you, the former owner. Many people never realize this money exists or find the recovery process overwhelming. That's where we come in.
With honesty, care, and proven expertise, our dedicated team handles the research, paperwork, and legal steps so you can focus on moving forward. We make the entire experience transparent, stress-free, and client-centered — because getting back what's yours should never add more hardship.
Unlike firms that hand cases off to outside attorneys, we handle everything in-house. Our legal counsel reviews every case before it’s filed and stays involved from start to finish—ensuring careful oversight, consistent strategy, and the strongest possible result for you.
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Successful Surplus Recoveries
Satisfied Customers
What We Do
Helping you reclaim your rightful surplus funds after foreclosure or tax sales — with expert support every step of the way.
After a foreclosure or tax deed sale, if your property sells for more than what's owed (including the loan balance, fees, taxes, and liens), the excess proceeds are legally yours. We simplify the complex claim process, so you don't have to navigate court deadlines, documentation, or bureaucracy alone.
Surplus Recovery
We locate, verify, and claim your rightful surplus funds.
From researching public records and calculating potential overages to filing claims and following through until the funds are released — we handle it all on your behalf.
Clear Guidance
Step-by-step support through the entire process.
We keep you informed at every stage, explain your options clearly, and provide personalized assistance so you feel confident and supported from start to finish.
No upfront fees — we only succeed when you do.
Experienced Team
Trusted experts dedicated to your financial recovery.
Our seasoned professionals understand foreclosure and tax sale laws inside and out. We work diligently to protect your rights and maximize what you recover.
How We Do It
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After your home—or the home of a loved one—was sold at foreclosure, Priority Surplus found that it sold for more than what was owed. That extra money belongs to you, and you may be entitled to claim it.
Priority Surplus located funds being held by the county court as a result of the foreclosure sale of the property. We use public records, government databases, and have identified you as the rightful claimant for surplus funds.
After a free consultation, you simply sign an agreement that allows us to handle the claim—at no upfront or out-of-pocket cost to you.
Once you’ve signed, we take it from there. Our attorneys prepare and file all required notices and motions, work directly with the other parties’ lawyers, and schedule the hearing before the judge on your behalf.
Once the judge approves the order and the funds are released, we’ll send your money by ACH transfer or overnight you a check—whichever you prefer.
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