If your home was foreclosed and sold at auction in Indiana, you may be entitled to surplus funds — the money left over after the mortgage, tax liens, and court costs are paid. These funds are often listed on public “surplus lists” maintained by county clerks or auditor offices.
At National Equity Agency, we actively monitor surplus funds data from over a dozen Indiana counties, including:
Our legal team and researchers retrieve and verify surplus funds records and contact eligible homeowners or heirs. If you’re listed as the prior owner or heir on a surplus list, we handle:
If you’ve been contacted by us or received a notice about a possible surplus, it’s worth investigating. These funds are legally yours to claim — and we’re here to help you do it at no upfront cost.
Check Surplus List Now →What happens if I don’t claim the surplus?
In Indiana, unclaimed funds may eventually be transferred to the state as abandoned property. You still may be able to claim them later, but the process becomes more complicated.
Can I claim for someone who passed away?
Yes. If you are an heir or executor of the estate, you can submit documentation to claim on their behalf. We’ll walk you through the process.
How long does it take to receive the funds?
Once the petition is filed and approved by the court, most disbursements occur within 2–6 weeks depending on the county.