Your foreclosure surplus funds may be waiting
"We help identify and recover funds owed to you after a foreclosure sale — no upfront cost, no runaround.
Most people never claim these funds
Every year, millions of dollars in foreclosure surplus funds go unclaimed simply because former homeowners don't know they exist. If your home sold for more than what was owed, you may be one of them.
Recovery is paperwork, not magic. We do the chasing so you don't have to.
Recovery is paperwork, not magic. We do the chasing so you don't have to.
Free case review
We look at your foreclosure records and confirm whether overage funds exist in your name. If they do, we handle the paperwork and contacts needed to claim them. No pressure, just clear answers about what you may be owed.
Paperwork handled
"We prepare every claim form and guide you through filing it with the county or court that holds your funds. We track each signature, deadline, and required document so nothing slips through. If the county needs additional proof or clarification, we help you handle that too — keeping your claim moving until the funds are released."
Overage funds recovered, properly
We recover foreclosure surplus funds you're owed, handling the paperwork and the chase.
Answers about your surplus claim
Your surplus funds, recovered.
Get the funds that belong to you. We'll handle the paperwork and the chase. Call 380-200-2645 or email kingseidorb@africamail.com to start your claim.
What happens to the money left after a foreclosure sale?
"When a home sells at foreclosure for more than what was owed, the remaining overage belongs to the former owner — not the lender or the state. That surplus can include profits from the sale, accrued interest, and other recoverable funds tied to the property. K.S Surplus Recovery locates these unclaimed overages, helps confirm your eligibility, and guides you through the recovery process so you receive what you're owed."
See if surplus funds are owed to you
Tell us about your foreclosure sale and we'll check whether overage funds may be owed to you. No upfront fees, ever.
