Reclaim Agents: Experts in Foreclosure Surplus Recovery
When foreclosure happens, you could be owed surplus funds—the difference between your home’s sale price and what was owed. Many homeowners don’t realize they’re entitled to this money. That’s where we step in.
Reclaim Your Foreclosure Surplus Funds
When foreclosure happens, you could be owed surplus funds—the difference between your home’s sale price and what was owed. Many homeowners don’t realize they’re entitled to this money. That’s where Reclaim Capital Group steps in. As foreclosure specialists, we focus exclusively on recovering surplus funds from foreclosure proceedings. With no upfront fees and comprehensive support, we handle everything from paperwork to payout, fighting to reclaim what’s rightfully yours and give you a fresh start.
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Surplus Recovery After Foreclosure
When your home is sold at a foreclosure auction, it often sells for more than what you owed. This extra money, called surplus funds, belongs to you or your heirs. At Reclaim Capital Group, we fight to reclaim that money for you—even if you have other debts or have filed for bankruptcy. We work on a contingency basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we recover funds for you.
We also assist during foreclosure by offering cash advances, negotiating to extend your stay in the home, or helping you find new housing. Let us fight for what’s rightfully yours!
Checks We've Recovered for Our Clients
These are real images from the Clerk of the County in counties across the United States. We were able to recover this money for our clients after they or their loved one lost their home to foreclosure. We were able to recover this money that was legally entitled to them and give them a new chapter in life.
No Upfront Fees
Professional Representation
Maximum Recovery
Fast Processing
Secure & Confidential
Expert Support
Successful in Recovering Over $10M+ for Clients Nationwide
Lost Funds After Foreclosure? Let’s Get Them Back.
Your money. Your right. We’re here to reclaim it for you.
Our Process
1
After the foreclosure sale of your home or the home of a late relative, Reclaim Capital Group determines if the property sold for more than the amount owed. This surplus money belongs to you!
2
We verify the exact amount of funds held within the county as a result of foreclosure.
3
We send you our agreement which allows us to file into the case on your behalf and set you up on a brief call with our legal team.
4
We use public records, land records, government databases and more to prove you are the rightful owner.
5
From there, our legal team submits the required paperwork, appears in court if necessary and work for you to get your maximum funds, quickly.
6
Once the judge grants the order and disburses the funds, we send you an ACH Wire Transfer or overnight you a check.
Testimonials
J. M. in CA just successfully reclaimed $15,000, which helped him stabilize his finances - JM IN LA
Reclaim Agents recovered $10,000 in surplus funds for S. K. in Chicago - S. K. in Chicago
Reclaim Agents stepped in to review his case and recover $20,000 in surplus funds for - A.L. in New York
Start Reclaiming Today
Don’t let unclaimed funds sit idle. Contact us to see if you’re owed money.
Because your money belongs where it matters most—back in your hands.
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What are foreclosure surplus funds?
If your property sells at auction for higher than the total debt owed on the property this money is legally entitled to you. We help you cut through the red table and recover the maximum amount of these funds.
How do I know if I’m eligible to claim surplus funds?
If your home was sold in foreclosure and the sale price was higher than the amount owed on the mortgage and outstanding liens, you may be entitled to the surplus. Our team can review your case and confirm eligibility for free.
What does it cost to recover my funds?
We operate on a contingency basis—meaning there are no upfront costs. We only get paid after successfully recovering your surplus funds. If we don’t succeed, you owe nothing.
