When your property sold at foreclosure or tax sale for more than what was owed, the excess belongs to you. Most people never find out. ProceedsPro finds it, files the claim, and gets you paid.
Your home sold at auction for more than you owed. The difference is legally yours, but it's sitting with the county clerk.
Property sold at a tax deed sale above the tax lien amount. The overage belongs to the former owner. Counties rarely notify.
Unclaimed refunds, escrow overages, and government-held funds that were never returned to their rightful owner.
We research county records, court filings, and government databases to identify surplus funds tied to your name and former property.
Filing a surplus claim requires navigating court motions, statutory deadlines, and county-specific procedures. We manage every step.
Once the claim is approved, the funds are released directly to you. No upfront costs. We only earn when you recover money.
Excess proceeds from judicial and non-judicial foreclosure sales held by county clerks.
Surplus from tax certificate and tax deed sales that exceed the outstanding tax liability.
Excess funds from properties sold to satisfy homeowner association liens and assessments.
Unclaimed refunds, escrow surplus, and other state-held property waiting to be returned.
The Supreme Court ruled in 2023 that property owners have a constitutional right to surplus proceeds. ProceedsPro exists to make sure that right means something. No upfront fees. No cost unless we recover funds. Florida-based. Results-driven.