Understand excess funds recovery, learn what clients are owed, and discover how to grow your referral income with Foreclosure Recovery Agent.
Excess Funds Basics
When a foreclosed property sells for more than what's owed, the surplus legally belongs to the former owner. Learn what excess funds are, how they arise, and how to claim them.
Each state has different rules and deadlines for claiming foreclosure overages. Learn the claim process in Georgia, Florida, Texas, California, and other high-activity states.
Walk through the full recovery process — client intake, case research, legal filing, court proceedings, and fund disbursement. Understand the timeline and what to expect.
Real estate agents, attorneys, and community professionals can earn significant commissions by referring former property owners. Learn commission tiers, payment timeline, and referral tools.
Discover how top Foreclosure Recovery Agent agents identify potential clients using public court records, social outreach, and community channels — and how to convert them into recoveries.
Tax deed sales often generate surpluses for former property owners — but many never claim them. Learn how tax deed overages differ from mortgage foreclosure surpluses and how to recover them.
When a lender forecloses and sells a home for more than the outstanding mortgage balance, the surplus legally belongs to the former homeowner. Learn how mortgage foreclosure overages work, state-specific claim deadlines, and how Foreclosure Recovery Agent handles the entire recovery process on your behalf.