How It Works
We Research Your Case
When a property sells at a foreclosure or tax sale auction for more than what was owed, the difference is called surplus funds. That money belongs to the former owner by law, not to the lender and not to the county. We search public court and government records to locate these cases and identify whether funds are still available to claim.
We Handle Everything
Our team of attorneys and recovery specialists manages every part of the process on your behalf. We handle all filings, communications, and documentation. You never have to deal with a courthouse, a trustee, or a government office.
You Receive Your Funds
Once funds are recovered and released, you receive your money. There is no upfront cost at any stage and nothing owed unless we recover on your behalf.
Why Most People Never See This Money
When a property sells at a foreclosure or tax auction for more than what was owed, the remaining funds belong to the former owner by law. Not to the lender, not to the county. But the notice goes to the foreclosed address, the same place the owner no longer lives. There is no follow up. There is no second attempt. Most former owners never learn the money exists.
Counties and trustees have no legal obligation to locate you. As time passes the process of recovering what you are owed becomes more complex, and most people do not know where to begin even when they do find out. Moss Equity Partners finds these cases, locates the former owners who are entitled to the funds, and manages every step of the recovery process on their behalf.
We help every day former property owners recover money they never knew existed.
There May Be Money You Are Still Owed.
If your property was sold at a foreclosure or tax auction, there may be surplus funds sitting in a county with your name on them. The claim window is limited. Find out if a case exists before that window closes.
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