Search our database to check if you have unclaimed excess proceeds from a foreclosure sale.
When a foreclosed property sells for more than the total debt owed, the extra money — called excess proceeds — is deposited with the County Treasurer under Arizona law (A.R.S. § 33-812).
This money legally belongs to you, the former property owner. Many people never find out it exists.
We help you recover it. Our flat fee of $2,500 (the maximum allowed by Arizona law) is only due after you receive your funds. Court filing costs and attorney fees are separate and quoted upfront.
Enter your name, property address, or county to search our database.
Call or email to verify your excess proceeds amount. Free, no-obligation consultation.
Written agreement per A.R.S. § 33-812(P). Flat $2,500 fee — only due after you're paid.
We prepare court filings, work with our attorney, send certified mailings, and coordinate with the County Treasurer.
Court orders the Treasurer to release your funds directly to you. Typically within 72 hours of the court order.
Don't let your money go unclaimed. Arizona counties send unclaimed funds to the state after 2 years.
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