Your money is still out there.
If your property was sold at a foreclosure or tax sale auction, you may be owed money even years later
14B+ held by U.S. government agencies
When a property sells at auction for more than what was owed, the surplus belongs to the former owner by law.
Getting Your Money Back Is Simpler Than You Think.
Reach Out & We Get to Work
Call, text, or fill out our form. We answer your questions, begin looking for funds available to you, and prepare all necessary documents to start the recovery process on your behalf.
Sign & Send
Review, sign, and notarize the paperwork where required. Then send it back to us by mail or email, whichever is easier for you. We guide you through every step.
We Handle the Rest
Sit back. We do all the work, handling government agencies, legal filings, and attorneys on your behalf. We contact you as soon as your check is on its way.
It Could Happen to Anyone.
$14B+ unclaimed
You lost your home to foreclosure
It sold at auction for more than you owed,and no one told you. That difference is yours by law. We find it and get it back to you.
3 months average
A family member passed away and left behind a property that was auctioned off years ago
As an heir, you may be entitled to funds still sitting with a government agency. We handle the entire claim on your behalf.
tax sale
You moved after a tax sale and never heard anything about the proceeds
The money didn't disappear, it's being held. We track it down across 16+ states and recover it at no cost to you.
Real Recoveries
Funds we've recovered for clients across 16+ states
01
$38,914
recovered - K. Harrison
02
$71,250
recovered - Odom Family
03
$19,483
recovered - R. Figueroa
This is what recovery looks like.
A real check. A real client. Money that was sitting with the government, returned to the person it belonged to.
Claim Your Funds:
We'll be in touch within 24 hours, no cost, no obligation.
What are surplus funds?
When a property is foreclosed or sold at a tax auction, it's sold to the highest bidder. If the winning bid is higher than what was owed, the difference is called the surplus, and by law, that money belongs to the former owner or their heirs.
1 — The auction happens After a foreclosure or tax delinquency, the property is sold at a public auction. Buyers bid competitively, and often the winning price exceeds the outstanding debt.
2 — Surplus funds are held by the government The excess amount is sent to a government agency for safekeeping. It waits there until claimed. If unclaimed within a set period, the government keeps it permanently.
3 — Most people never find out If you moved after the foreclosure or weren't notified, you may not know the money exists. That's exactly why Overbid Funds exists.
4 — We handle the entire claim process Filing involves government agencies, legal filings, and attorneys. We cover all costs. You pay nothing unless we recover money for you.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Surplus fund recovery may be new to you. Here are the answers to the questions we hear most
No, not a cent. We cover all expenses out of our own pocket, including attorney fees. If we're unable to recover funds, you owe us nothing. We only get paid when we get you results.
On average, our cases take a minimum of 3 months. Some resolve faster; others may take longer depending on the government agency. We keep you informed throughout the entire process.
We never ask for money upfront. We only get paid if we recover money for you. We can offer a cash advance as a token of good faith — scams don't give people money. Verify results at www.overbidfunds.com. Zero risk to you.
Over $14 billion in surplus funds is currently held by U.S. government agencies. If unclaimed within a set period, the government keeps it permanently — which is why acting quickly matters.
Yes, but it involves government records, legal filings, attorney fees, and procedures that vary by state. Most people find it extremely difficult, especially from a different state. Overbid Funds does all of this for you at no upfront cost.
Done-for-you: We do 100% of the work and cover all expenses. Advance + remainder: We give you a portion of the funds today, the rest after. DIY with support: We draft the paperwork so you can file the claim yourself. Sell your claim: We'll buy your claim outright for immediate payment.