If your home was foreclosed in Marion County, Indiana, you may still be entitled to money — even after the sale. This money is known as surplus funds, and it’s the amount left over after all liens, mortgages, and court fees have been paid. Many former homeowners are unaware that they have the right to claim this money.
Example: If your home sold at a sheriff’s auction for $180,000 and the total debt owed was only $130,000, the remaining $50,000 is surplus — and it may legally belong to you or your heirs.
At National Equity Agency, we specialize in identifying and recovering surplus funds for former homeowners and heirs. We work directly with the Marion County Clerk’s Office and navigate the complex legal process — all at no upfront cost to you. We only get paid if we successfully recover your funds.
Our experienced legal team handles all paperwork, court filings, and documentation required to claim your surplus. Whether you’re the original owner or an heir to an estate, we’re here to help.
Surplus funds don’t stay available forever. In Indiana, these funds may be turned over to the state or absorbed by third parties if a claim isn’t made within a certain timeframe. Delays could cost you thousands of dollars you’re legally entitled to.
Our team will evaluate your case and confirm whether surplus funds exist. If eligible, we’ll begin the recovery process immediately. There’s never a fee unless we win — guaranteed.
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