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Claim My Equity currently accepts initial property reviews in New Mexico. Whether we can provide additional assistance depends on the records, case details, and current service availability.
Mortgage foreclosure commonly proceeds through a court action and court-supervised sale. A sale may sometimes leave money after the mortgage balance, allowed sale costs, and other valid claims are addressed. The records must be reviewed before anyone can say whether funds remain.
Who may hold the funds
Depending on the foreclosure and later proceedings, the possible holder may be a court clerk, sheriff, referee, commissioner, or court registry, depending on the state and sale order.
What to gather
Property address and county
Approximate foreclosure sale date
Your relationship to the former owner
Any basic sale or case reference you already have
Public references
Starting points for New Mexico research
These links provide general starting points. Procedures and records vary by case and may change.