Lost your home to foreclosure or tax sale in Palm Beach County? You may still be owed thousands in surplus funds. National Equity Agency helps you recover what’s legally yours—with no out-of-pocket cost.
After a foreclosure or tax deed auction in Palm Beach County, any funds left over after debts and liens are paid are called surplus funds. These often go unclaimed because many former homeowners and heirs don’t know they’re entitled to them.
At National Equity Agency, we help individuals and families throughout Palm Beach—including Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Wellington, and West Palm Beach—recover foreclosure surplus funds quickly and legally.
Surplus funds are created when a property sells at auction for more than the amount owed. For example, if your Palm Beach home was auctioned for $250,000 and the total owed was $190,000, the extra $60,000 becomes surplus.
These funds are held by the Palm Beach County Clerk of Courts until the rightful party files a claim. We handle that entire process for you at no upfront cost.
Yes. If your Palm Beach property sold for more than what was owed, you may be entitled to claim the difference.
We perform a free search of Palm Beach County court and auction records to confirm whether funds are available to claim.
No. Even if you’ve moved or live out of state, you can still file a valid claim. We can handle the entire process remotely.
Yes. You typically have a limited time—usually 60 days—to file a claim before other parties can petition for the funds.
Don’t let your surplus funds go unclaimed. Contact National Equity Agency for a free case review and let our Palm Beach team recover what’s rightfully yours.
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