
Surplus Recovery · Since 2015
When a property sells at a tax or mortgage auction for more than the debt owed, the surplus belongs to the former owner or their heirs. We navigate the courts, filings, and deadlines on your behalf — with no fee unless we recover.
$14M+
Recovered
900+
Families served
No Fee
Unless we win

What We Do
Every year, county treasurers and trustees hold millions of dollars in unclaimed surplus from tax deed and mortgage foreclosure sales. The process to recover it is deliberately procedural — filings, notices, hearings, proof of standing.
We do that work end to end, so the family who lost the property — or their rightful heirs — receives the balance owed to them.
Excess from county tax auction sales that exceed the delinquent balance.
Trustee's sale proceeds beyond the loan payoff, held for the former owner.
Standing established for surviving family when the original owner has passed.
Overpayments, escheated funds, and unclaimed property held by public agencies.
How It Works
You sign a single contingency agreement. We do the rest.
We identify a surplus in your name and reach out with the case details.
You provide ID and sign our contingency agreement — no upfront cost.
We prepare the claim, notices, and any court motions required by your jurisdiction.
Funds are released directly to you, minus our contingency fee.
Client Voices
After we lost the house I had raised my kids in, I assumed that was the end of it. Elizabeth's office called, walked me through everything, and seven weeks later there was a check for more than sixty thousand dollars on my kitchen table. I still can't quite believe it.
"Professional, patient, and fluent in exactly the language the county wanted to hear."
"They handled a probate complication I couldn't have untangled myself. Grateful."
"Zero pressure, zero upfront cost, and a real check at the end. Rare combination."

Free Consultation
Speak directly with Elizabeth F. Gabucan. No paperwork, no obligation.