National Equity Agency helps Wisconsin homeowners and heirs recover surplus funds left after judicial foreclosure auctions—no upfront fees, just results.
If your home was sold at a sheriff’s sale in Wisconsin, you may be owed unclaimed surplus funds. These funds—also known as overage or excess proceeds—occur when the auction sale price exceeds the total debt owed on your mortgage or liens.
At NEA, we assist former property owners, heirs, and beneficiaries across the state—including in Milwaukee, Dane, Waukesha, and Brown Counties—to file surplus claims and recover their funds directly from the court or clerk.
Surplus funds are the leftover proceeds after a judicial foreclosure sale when a property sells for more than the judgment owed. These funds are typically held by the county sheriff’s office or the clerk of courts and may be claimed by the former property owner or eligible heirs.
For example, if a property was foreclosed with a final judgment of $180,000 but sold for $220,000 at auction, the $40,000 difference is surplus—and could belong to you.
Contact NEA. We’ll search Wisconsin foreclosure and sheriff sale records to confirm any funds available in your name.
Many counties set deadlines around 6–12 months after the confirmation of sale. Filing quickly is key.
Yes. If the original homeowner is deceased, heirs can file through probate or provide required documentation. NEA helps manage this for you.
Not necessarily. NEA can file surplus claims without you needing an attorney, saving you time and money.
If your Wisconsin property was sold at a foreclosure auction, you may be owed thousands. Let National Equity Agency file your surplus claim with no upfront fee.
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