Surplus Funds Recovery
When a property sells at auction for more than what was owed, the excess belongs to the former owner. Most people never find out. ClaimBridge finds it for you — and only gets paid when you recover your funds.
We audit public county records to identify whether a surplus exists from your foreclosure or tax sale — and estimate how much you may be owed.
Once a surplus is confirmed, we prepare and file all required claims and court documents on your behalf — in your state, under your rules.
When the county or court approves the claim, funds are released to you — minus our contingency fee. You pay nothing if we don't recover.
You may be owed surplus funds if you lost a property to foreclosure or tax sale in Florida, Georgia, Texas, or Ohio within the last several years — and the sale price exceeded what was owed on the property.
Claims have statutory deadlines. In Georgia, tax sale overages must be filed within five years of the sale. In Ohio, you have three years from the date surplus is turned over to the county treasurer. Don't wait.
We work on contingency. You pay nothing upfront. Our fee comes out of the funds you recover — and is capped by state law where applicable.
Most companies in this space send mass-printed letters with generic language and hope someone responds. ClaimBridge works differently.
We identify and reach out to eligible claimants directly, not through generic mailers.
End-to-end digital workflow — from intake to disbursement — with clear status updates at every stage.
We operate only in states with no special licensing barrier — protecting you and protecting us.
You sign a contingency agreement — with full fee disclosure — before we do anything on your case.
We find it. We file the claim. We collect only if you get paid. That's the whole model.
Currently accepting inquiries from former property owners in these four states only — due to state-specific legal requirements.