Ohio Surplus Recovery Services

National Equity Agency works across Ohio to help homeowners and heirs recover surplus funds left over after sheriff sales or tax foreclosures—risk-free, with no upfront cost.

Helping Ohio Residents Reclaim Surplus Proceeds

After a foreclosure or tax lien sale in Ohio, properties are often auctioned off for more than the total judgment owed. The remaining funds—called surplus or excess proceeds—are rightfully owed to the former homeowner or their heirs.

At National Equity Agency, we handle the legal paperwork and court filings with your county’s clerk of court to ensure you receive every dollar you’re entitled to under Ohio law. Whether you’re in Cuyahoga, Franklin, Montgomery, or any other Ohio county—we can help.

Our Proven Surplus Recovery Process for Ohio

1. We Investigate: We monitor sheriff sale results and court dockets statewide.
2. We Verify Your Rights: We confirm your legal eligibility to claim the funds, including heirship or probate status if needed.
3. We Handle All Filings: We draft and file your claim with the appropriate county court or sheriff’s office—fast.
4. We Protect Your Claim: If other parties try to contest the funds, we defend your right to the money.
5. You Get Paid: Once the funds are released, they’re sent directly to you. No upfront cost, no risk.

Why Ohio Clients Trust National Equity Agency

• Statewide Experience: We’ve recovered surplus funds in counties like Franklin, Hamilton, Lucas, Stark, and Cuyahoga.
• No Recovery, No Fee: You only pay when we succeed in recovering your surplus.
• Fast Action: We work quickly to beat claim deadlines and stop third-party interference.
• Full Support: We handle probate, affidavits of heirship, lien disputes, and all court communications for you.

Ohio Surplus Funds FAQs

How do I know if there are surplus funds available in my case?

We search public sheriff sale and court docket records across Ohio to confirm if a surplus exists and whether you are entitled to it.

Do I need a lawyer to claim surplus funds in Ohio?

No. Ohio allows recovery specialists like NEA to assist homeowners and heirs with surplus fund claims legally and professionally—without upfront legal fees.

Can heirs claim surplus funds in Ohio?

Yes. Heirs may claim on behalf of deceased owners using probate or an affidavit of heirship. Our team will guide you through the documentation process.

How long do I have to file a surplus claim?

Timing varies by county, but in many cases, you must file within 60 days after sale confirmation. Acting quickly is essential to protect your rights.

Claim Your Surplus Funds in Ohio

If your Ohio property was sold at a sheriff’s sale or tax auction, you may be entitled to thousands in surplus proceeds. Contact NEA now for a free surplus review.