If your home was foreclosed and sold at auction in Indiana, you might be owed unclaimed funds. National Equity Agency helps former homeowners and heirs recover surplus proceeds at no upfront cost.
After a foreclosure or sheriff’s sale, any money left over after the mortgage, taxes, and legal fees are paid is considered surplus. In Indiana, these funds are held by the Clerk of Courts and must be claimed by the rightful party—otherwise, they may go unclaimed or be taken by other creditors or the state.
Many former owners are unaware they’re entitled to these funds. If your property sold for more than what was owed, you could be legally entitled to claim the difference.
If your Indiana home was foreclosed with a judgment of $95,000 and it sold at auction for $150,000, the $55,000 difference is unclaimed surplus funds. This money doesn’t automatically go to the bank—it may belong to you.
We help track these cases and ensure you claim what you’re entitled to under Indiana law.
Whether you’re in Indiana or out of state, we’ll guide you through the entire process.
Contact us. We search court and auction records to determine whether you’re owed surplus proceeds.
Not always, but we work with Indiana-barred attorneys who step in for complex cases when needed—at no cost to you unless we win.
You can still file a valid claim. We work with clients across the U.S. and handle everything remotely.
Most cases are resolved within 2 to 5 weeks after the court approves the motion. Timing depends on the county and complexity of the case.
Don’t leave thousands sitting in the court system. Let National Equity Agency recover your unclaimed surplus funds in Indiana—fast and risk-free.
Get Your Free Surplus Check