Foreclosure Surplus & Excess Proceeds Recovery
Losing a property to foreclosure is a devastating experience, but you may have unexpected financial relief waiting. When a foreclosed home is sold at a bank auction for more than the outstanding mortgage balance, the remaining money—known as “excess proceeds” or “surplus funds”—legally belongs to you, the previous homeowner. Unfortunately, these funds sit quietly in government or escrow accounts, and most people never even know this money exists. Anchor & Beam’s licensed Asset Recovery Division acts as your dedicated advocate. We navigate the complex legal red tape to recover your money, operating on a strict contingency basis: we never ask for upfront payment, and we only get paid if you do.
Key Recovery Services
We handle the complicated bureaucratic and legal heavy lifting so you can focus on moving forward.
Discovery & Claim Navigation
Our Integrated Advantage
You have the legal right to pursue these funds yourself, but the process is intentionally difficult. If you miss a step or a deadline, the government keeps the money permanently (usually after a 1 to 2-year window expires). Our advantage is our Zero-Risk Contingency Model. We act as your skilled middleman. If we discover you are owed $10,000, we do all the work and take an agreed-upon percentage (e.g., 25%) only after the funds are released. You keep the remaining $7,500. If we don’t successfully recover your money, you owe us absolutely nothing.
Our Commitment to You
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Don’t let the government keep your money.
You have a limited window to claim your foreclosure surplus funds before they belong to the state forever. Contact Anchor & Beam’s recovery specialists today to find out exactly how much you are owed, at absolutely no risk to you.
