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Funds may be time-sensitive

You May Be Owed Money After Losing Your Property

If your home was sold in foreclosure or a tax deed sale, there may be surplus funds waiting for you.

No upfront fees
100% confidential
Fast process
813.294.1750

How It Works

3 simple steps to recover what's yours

STEP 1

We Locate Your Funds

We search public records to identify surplus funds that may be owed to you after a foreclosure or tax deed sale.

STEP 2

We Handle the Paperwork

Our specialists manage the entire claims process — filings, documentation, and communication with the courts.

STEP 3

You Receive Your Money

Once the claim is approved, you receive your funds. We only get paid if you do.

Why Choose Us

Trusted specialists working for you

We're a results-based firm. You owe us nothing unless we recover money on your behalf.

  • No upfront fees

    Zero out-of-pocket cost to start your claim.

  • We only get paid if you do

    Our success is tied directly to yours.

  • Fast and confidential

    Your information stays private throughout the process.

  • Experienced specialists

    Years of asset recovery and claims experience.

  • End-to-end service

    We handle everything — start to finish.

Who Qualifies

Do you qualify for surplus funds?

If your property was sold in foreclosure or through a tax deed sale, and the sale generated more money than what was owed, you may be entitled to the remaining funds.

Important: Many people never claim this money because they don't know it exists. Counties hold these funds — but they won't contact you.

Florida Law

Your legal right to surplus funds

Florida statutes establish your right to claim these funds.

Fla. Stat. § 45.032

Foreclosure Surplus Funds

After a foreclosure sale, any remaining funds after debts are paid are considered surplus and may be owed to the former property owner.

Fla. Stat. § 45.033

Assignment of Surplus Funds

Florida law allows you to assign your rights to a recovery service. Compensation is regulated and typically capped (around 12%). You are not required to use a service.

Fla. Stat. § 197.582

Tax Deed Surplus

If a property is sold at a tax deed sale for more than the amount owed, the excess funds must be distributed to the rightful party.

Disclaimer: Bonneau Claims Recovery is a private asset recovery firm and is not a law firm. You are not required to use our services to claim funds. This information is for educational purposes only.
"I had no idea I was owed money after my property was sold. Bonneau Claims Recovery handled everything and helped me recover funds I didn't even know existed."
— Verified Client

Find out if you're owed money today

There is no cost to check. Funds may be time-sensitive.

Get In Touch

Start your free claim review

Reach out by phone, text, email, or fill out the form. A specialist will respond promptly.

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No upfront fees. No obligation.

100% confidential. No upfront fees. We only get paid if you recover money.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. We only get paid if we successfully recover funds for you. There are zero upfront costs or hidden fees.