National Equity Agency helps homeowners and heirs throughout Pennsylvania recover unclaimed surplus funds after sheriff sales and mortgage foreclosures—with no upfront cost.
After a sheriff’s sale in Pennsylvania, homeowners may be entitled to surplus funds—also called excess proceeds—if the property sells for more than what was owed on the mortgage, taxes, or liens. These funds can often go unclaimed unless someone acts quickly.
National Equity Agency assists former homeowners and heirs across Pennsylvania, including in Philadelphia, Allegheny, Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware, and Chester counties, to recover what’s rightfully theirs.
Surplus funds are the remaining money from a foreclosure auction when the final sale price exceeds the total judgment, legal fees, and liens. These funds are typically held by the county prothonotary, sheriff, or court and may be claimed by the former property owner or their estate.
For example, if your Pennsylvania home was sold at sheriff sale for $200,000, but the debt owed was $150,000, the $50,000 surplus belongs to the rightful claimant—often the former owner or heirs.
NEA will research your sheriff sale and court records free of charge to see if any surplus exists in your name.
It’s often held by the county sheriff, prothonotary, or court administrator, depending on the county and process followed.
Yes. We help claimants nationwide recover surplus funds from Pennsylvania foreclosures, no matter where they currently live.
Absolutely. Heirs can file claims with the appropriate estate or probate documentation. NEA helps manage the entire process.
If your property was sold at a sheriff sale in Pennsylvania, you may be entitled to surplus funds. National Equity Agency can help you file your claim quickly and at no upfront cost.
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National Equity Agency is a verified and trusted member of the West Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce. Our mission is to help families navigate foreclosure with dignity, recover any available surplus funds, and provide support through every step of the process.
National Equity Agency is proud to be BBB Accredited — a trusted name in surplus fund recovery.
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