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A clear first step

How the foreclosure surplus review works

Start with basic property information. We review available records and explain whether additional research may be appropriate.

1. Tell us about the property

Provide the property address, county, state, approximate foreclosure date, and your relationship to the former owner.

2. We review available records

We look for available information about the completed sale and the party that may hold any remaining funds. Not every record source is available online or in every case.

3. We consider ownership and case details

Ownership changes, an owner’s death, probate, bankruptcy, liens, and competing claims can affect what happens next. Some questions may require a licensed attorney.

4. You receive a next-step explanation

If the initial review identifies a possible path, we explain what information may be needed and whether Claim My Equity can currently assist in that jurisdiction.

5. Any service terms are provided in writing

An initial request creates no fee obligation and does not guarantee services. Any available scope, terms, or fees must appear in a separate written agreement.

Keep in mind: A review does not guarantee that funds exist, establish eligibility, create an attorney-client relationship, or promise a result.