National Equity Agency helps Oklahoma homeowners and heirs recover surplus funds left over after sheriff sales and tax lien foreclosures—no upfront costs, no hidden fees.
If your property was sold at a sheriff’s sale or tax foreclosure auction in Oklahoma, there may be surplus funds available in your name. These excess proceeds arise when a property sells for more than what was owed on taxes, liens, or the mortgage.
At NEA, we represent former property owners and heirs throughout Oklahoma—including Oklahoma County, Tulsa, Cleveland, and Comanche—to file, fight, and finalize surplus claims with local court clerks and trustees.
Surplus funds are the money remaining after a property sells for more than the total judgment or taxes owed. In Oklahoma, these surplus funds are typically held by the court clerk or county treasurer and may be claimed by the former homeowner, heir, or other legally entitled party.
Example: If a home was foreclosed on with $90,000 owed and it sells for $120,000, the $30,000 difference is considered surplus—and you may be eligible to claim it.
National Equity Agency is proud to be BBB Accredited — a trusted name in surplus fund recovery.
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