Free Property Lookup

Find out if you're owed money.

Enter your property address or county to check for unclaimed surplus funds from foreclosure or tax sales.

Try "123 Main St, Los Angeles" or "Clark County, NV"

How It Works

From search to settlement

1

Search your property

Enter your address or county above. We pull from public county records to identify any surplus tied to your property.

2

We file the claim

Our team prepares and files the necessary court documents with the county. No paperwork for you to deal with.

3

Funds released to you

Once the county verifies the claim, the surplus is released directly to you. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover — nothing upfront.

In most states, unclaimed surplus is turned over to the state after 5 years. Don't wait.

Common Questions

What are surplus funds?

When a property sells at foreclosure or tax sale for more than the total amount owed (loan balance + fees + costs), the excess is called surplus. That excess belongs to the former property owner — not the lender, not the county.

How did I not know about this?

Counties are required to notify former owners, but notices are often sent to old addresses, lost in mail, or buried in legal filings. Most people find out years later by accident — if at all.

Is there a deadline to claim?

Yes. In most states, the deadline is 5 years from the date of the sale. After that, the funds go to the state's unclaimed property division. The clock is already running for some properties.

Does this cost anything upfront?

No. SurplusBridge works on a contingency basis — we only get paid if we successfully recover your funds. If we don't win, you owe us nothing.

Is this data real?

The property data and surplus amounts shown here are illustrative examples based on publicly available county records. The lookup tool is a demonstration — SurplusBridge will conduct a full title search before filing any claim.