Lost your home to foreclosure?
There may still be hope, but your story may not be.
When a property is sold at a tax deed sale, a mortgage foreclosure, a sheriff's sale, or another property auction for more than the amount owed, there may be money left over. That money can be referred to as surplus funds, excess proceeds, tax sale overages, or foreclosure overages. And in many cases, those funds may belong to the former homeowner, their heirs, or other eligible beneficiaries.
I Research Public Records
Every year, banks, insurance companies, businesses, and other organizations turn unclaimed money over to the state. These funds can include:
- Bank accounts
- Uncashed checks
- Insurance proceeds
- Stocks and dividends
- Escrow accounts
- Trust funds
- Safe deposit box contents
- Refunds and other forgotten assets
If I discover money that belongs to you, The Refund Scout, LLC will handle the entire claims process and guide you every step of the way.
NO UPFRONT FEES AND YOU PAY ONLY IF I'M SUCCESSFUL.
Federal ID #42-4452361
I work directly with the local Counties & Courts
If your home is sold at a tax deed or mortgage foreclosure auction for more than the amount that was owed, the extra money—called surplus funds or excess proceeds — may legally belong to you.
Unfortunately, many former homeowners never know this money exists. The county may send a notice to an old address or publish a legal notice that is easily overlooked.
That's where The Refund Scout can help.
I research county records to identify these funds, determine whether you're entitled to them, and handle the entire recovery process on your behalf.
Best of all, there are absolutely no upfront fees.
I cover the costs, and I only get paid if I'm successful in recovering your money.
If you have any questions, call me personally
at 508-400-3193
How it Works
I've made the process as simple as possible.
Step 1: I research public records and
identify funds that may belong
to you.
Step 2: I contact you and explain what
I've found.
Step 3: If you decide to move forward,
I'll prepare all the paperwork
and handle every detail.
Step 4: I pay the legal fees, court costs,
filing fees, and any other
expenses required to
recover your funds.
Step 5: I submit your claim and stay in
contact with the county or state
until your case is complete.
Step 6: Once your money is recovered,
you receive your funds. I only
get paid after a successful
recovery of your money.