MONEY MAY BE OWED TO YOU. WE HELP MAKE THE PROCESS CLEAR.
Surplus funds can be confusing—especially when the paperwork comes after a difficult property situation. We help you understand what may be available, what has to be verified, and what the recovery process can involve.
START A CONFIDENTIAL REVIEWOur commission typically falls between 12% and 25% of recovered funds, depending on the complexity and work required for the claim.
Transparency comes first: the exact commission for your case is explained and agreed to before we move forward. We do not want you wondering what the fee is or why it applies.
SEE HOW THE RANGE WORKSFrom “I think money is owed” to a clear plan.
You do not need to understand court records, sale records, claim paperwork, or the entire history before contacting us. Start with what you know.
You tell us the situation
Send the property address, your name, and any case, sale, county, court, or notice information you already have.
We verify the lead
We review the information available and determine what needs to be confirmed before a recovery path can be discussed.
We explain what we found
We tell you what appears relevant, what remains uncertain, and what documentation may be needed from you.
You see the terms first
Before moving forward, you receive a clear explanation of the service and the commission that would apply to your specific case.
Claim support begins
We help organize the recovery process and keep you informed about documents, signatures, follow-up items, and status.
We stay in communication
Recovery timelines and requirements can vary. We keep the process understandable and tell you when something is needed.
Why can the commission vary?
Not every surplus case requires the same amount of research, documentation, follow-up, or problem-solving. That is why we use a range instead of pretending every file is identical.
Start with whatever you have.
Missing a document? Don’t know the case number? That does not mean you should give up before asking. Submit the information you do know and tell us what is missing.
Transparency and trust come before the paperwork.
No pretending every case is simple
If something needs more verification, we say so. If information is missing, we explain what is needed.
No hidden commission
The proposed percentage is disclosed before we move forward so you can make an informed decision.
Respect for the circumstances
Foreclosure, tax sale, inheritance, and financial situations can be difficult. We aim to communicate with patience and dignity.
Before you submit.
What are surplus funds?
In some property sale or foreclosure situations, proceeds may remain after required debts, liens, taxes, or costs are addressed. Whether money remains and who may be entitled to it depends on the specific case and jurisdiction.
How do I know if I am entitled to the money?
That requires verification. Ownership history, court or sale records, liens, probate or estate issues, and jurisdiction-specific requirements can affect eligibility.
Why do you charge between 12% and 25%?
The work required can vary substantially. Straightforward files may require less research and follow-up, while complex files can involve more records, parties, documentation, or procedural work. The proposed percentage is disclosed before proceeding.
Do I need a case number before contacting you?
No. If you have one, include it. If not, provide the property address, names involved, location, and any notices or dates you know.
How long does recovery take?
There is no single timeline. It depends on the jurisdiction, the documentation required, the complexity of the case, and the processing authority involved.
Are you the court or county holding the funds?
No. Deal Estate Club is a private service. We are not a government agency, court, or law firm.