
If your home was sold in foreclosure or a tax deed sale, there may be surplus funds waiting for you.
How It Works
We search public records to identify surplus funds that may be owed to you after a foreclosure or tax deed sale.
Our specialists manage the entire claims process — filings, documentation, and communication with the courts.
Once the claim is approved, you receive your funds. We only get paid if you do.
Why Choose Us
We're a results-based firm. You owe us nothing unless we recover money on your behalf.
Zero out-of-pocket cost to start your claim.
Our success is tied directly to yours.
Your information stays private throughout the process.
Years of asset recovery and claims experience.
We handle everything — start to finish.
Who Qualifies
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
Florida statutes establish your right to claim these funds.
After a foreclosure sale, any remaining funds after debts are paid are considered surplus and may be owed to the former property owner.
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.
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.
"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."
There is no cost to check. Funds may be time-sensitive.
Get In Touch
Reach out by phone, text, email, or fill out the form. A specialist will respond promptly.
No upfront fees. No obligation.
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