Get Your Unclaimed Overage Funds

Professional Overage Recovery Support You Can Count On

Get Your Unclaimed Overage Funds

Professional Overage Recovery Support You Can Count On

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are “overages”

Overages are leftover funds that can happen after certain property related events (like a tax sale or foreclosure) when the property sells for more than what was owed. In many cases, the remaining balance may be claimable by the former owner (or their heirs), depending on the county/state rules.

How do I know if I’m owed money?

If your name, or a family member’s name, shows up on a county list, there may be funds waiting. If you’re not sure, we can help you check the records and confirm whether you qualify to file a claim.

What information do you need from me to get started?

Usually, we’ll ask for your full name and best contact info, the property address if you have it, and any documents you already have like letters, notices, or old paperwork. If you don’t have everything, that’s okay. We’ll guide you step by step.

How long does it take to receive the funds?

Timelines vary by county and by how quickly documents are returned, reviewed, and approved. Some claims move faster than others, but we’ll keep you updated through the process so you always know what’s happening.

Do I have to pay anything upfront?

In most cases, no. You shouldn’t be paying random fees just to look you up. We focus on making the process clear, and we’ll explain exactly how our help works before you commit to anything.

What if the person owed the money is deceased?

That’s common. In many situations, heirs or authorized representatives can still claim the funds. You may need a few extra documents like proof of relationship or estate paperwork, and we’ll help you understand what’s needed based on your situation.