When a property sells at auction for more than the debt against it, that surplus belongs to the former owner — not the county. Moseri Solutions finds it, proves it, and recovers it for you. No upfront cost, ever.
No upfront fees — we're paid only when you recover your funds.
You pay nothing out of pocket. We're paid only from funds we successfully recover.
A transparent percentage, agreed in writing before any work begins and limited by state law.
The recovered money is yours. Most of every claim goes straight back to you.
We help former owners and heirs claim surplus across a growing list of states.
If a property you owned was sold at auction, several kinds of leftover funds may be owed back to you. We pursue them all.
When a tax deed property sells for more than the back taxes owed, the surplus belongs to the former owner. We confirm it with the county and file your claim.
Mortgage foreclosure auctions often produce surplus funds above the loan balance. We help former homeowners recover these foreclosure overages.
Excess proceeds and overbid funds held by the court or clerk after a sale are claimable. We identify the amount and pursue the release.
Funds sitting unclaimed in county and state registries can revert to the government if never claimed. We help you claim what's yours before that happens.
When the original owner has passed away, legal heirs may still be owed surplus. We guide families through estate and probate surplus claims with care.
Not sure if you're owed anything? We'll research your property and tell you straight — at no cost and with no obligation.
Every step is documented, and you're kept informed from first contact to final payment.
We confirm the surplus exists in the county or court registry and calculate the true, recoverable amount after any liens.
We locate the rightful owner or legal heirs and explain the claim in plain terms — what's owed and exactly why.
We prepare and submit your claim and every supporting document to the holding authority, then track it to approval.
The funds are released. You receive your share, and our agreed fee is settled from the proceeds — never before.
When your property sold for more than you owed, the difference didn't disappear — it's being held for you.
The county is required to mail a notice, but it usually goes to the old address — the very property that was sold. So the people owed the money rarely receive it, and the funds sit in a registry until claimed or absorbed by the state. We make sure that money finds its way back to you.
Illustrative example. Actual surplus is confirmed with the holding authority.
Moseri Solutions is a surplus recovery agency built on a simple belief: the surplus funds left after a tax deed or foreclosure sale belong to the former owner, and recovering them should be honest, clear, and free of upfront cost.
We handle the research, the paperwork, and the filing, and we keep our clients informed at every stage — with an agreement written in language anyone can read.
"I started this agency after seeing how much money slips away from people who never knew it was theirs. Returning it to the right hands is work worth doing carefully."
— Tal Moseri, FounderWe disclose the amount, our fee, and your right to file yourself for free — then you decide. Always.
Many clients have come through a hard loss. Every conversation is handled with respect, never pressure.
A claim filed right the first time is paid faster. We handle the documentation so nothing is lost on a technicality.
You never pay to begin. We're compensated only from funds we successfully recover for you.
Real recoveries, real relief — in our clients' own words.
"I had no idea there was still money available after the sale. They took the time to explain the process, answered all my questions, and handled everything from the paperwork to the final steps. A few months later, I received my check with no hassle or stress. I'm very thankful for their help and would recommend them to anyone going through the process."
"When my father passed away, we had no idea there was money still owed to the estate. Moseri guided us through the entire process with patience, compassion, and professionalism during a very difficult time. They handled the details, kept us informed, and made everything much easier than we expected. We are truly grateful for their help and support."
We help former property owners and heirs recover tax deed and foreclosure surplus funds in a growing number of states and counties. If your property was sold at a tax or foreclosure auction, reach out — we'll check whether funds are owed to you.
Surplus funds (also called overage, excess proceeds, or overbid funds) are the money left over when a property sells at a tax deed or foreclosure auction for more than the taxes, mortgage, and costs owed against it. That surplus legally belongs to the former property owner.
If a property you owned was sold at a tax deed or foreclosure auction, there may be surplus owed to you. The funds are public record. Contact us and we'll research your property and tell you whether a surplus exists — at no cost.
It's a fair question to ask anyone who contacts you about money. Surplus funds are real and governed by law in every state. You can verify them yourself with the county or court holding the funds, and you can claim them on your own for free. We simply do the work for those who'd rather not navigate it alone.
Nothing upfront. We're paid a pre-agreed percentage only if your funds are recovered. That fee is capped by state law and written into your agreement before any work begins.
Tax deed surplus comes from a property sold over unpaid property taxes; foreclosure surplus (or overage) comes from a property sold over an unpaid mortgage. Both can leave money owed to the former owner, and we recover both.
Yes. When the original owner has passed away, legal heirs may be entitled to the surplus. These cases can involve probate, which we're experienced in guiding families through.
It varies by county and case, but most claims resolve within a few months of filing. We keep you updated at every stage and copy you on the filings.
Not necessarily — and you're not required to use us either. Some claims are straightforward; others (like probate cases) benefit from an attorney, and we can coordinate that with your consent. We'll always be honest about what your specific claim needs.
Call, email, or send a note below. If a surplus is connected to your property, we'll tell you straight.
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