Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are surplus funds?

Surplus funds (also known as excess proceeds) are the remaining money left over after a foreclosure or tax sale, once the mortgage, taxes, and fees have been paid.

Am I entitled to surplus funds?

If you were the property owner at the time of foreclosure or tax sale and there are excess proceeds, you may be legally entitled to claim those funds.

How do I know if I have surplus funds owed to me?

Our team researches public records and works directly with county courts to identify surplus funds. We will notify you if you are eligible and help you verify your claim.

How did you get my information?

We obtained your name and number through public records related to the foreclosure or tax sale of a property you were associated with and our role is to assist people who may not know they’re entitled to those funds.

Why do I need help recovering surplus funds?

The recovery process involves legal documentation, strict deadlines, and working with the courts. Our legal team ensures your claim is filed correctly and efficiently.

How long does it take to receive my funds?

The process can take anywhere from 30 to 120 days, depending on the county and court backlog. We work diligently to expedite your claim whenever possible.

What does it cost to use your service?

We work on a contingency basis—meaning there are no upfront fees. We only get paid a percentage after you successfully receive your funds.

Is this a scam? It sounds too good to be true.

We understand your concern. ClaimQuest Recovery is a legitimate business that works with licensed attorneys and county courts to recover surplus funds lawfully and ethically.

What do I need to provide to get started?

We’ll need proof of identity and a signed agreement authorizing us to act on your behalf. Our team will guide you through every step with full transparency.

Can someone else claim my surplus funds?

Only the rightful owner or legal heir can claim the funds. However, if no claim is filed in time, the funds may be forfeited to the county or state.

What states do you operate in?

We currently assist clients in multiple states across the U.S. Please contact us to see if we service your area.