When a foreclosure or tax sale generates more than what was owed, that surplus legally belongs to you — not the county. We help you recover every dollar, with zero upfront cost.
What we do
When a property is sold at foreclosure or tax sale for more than what was owed, the extra money is called a surplus. It legally belongs to the former owner — but most people never know it exists.
If your home sold at foreclosure auction for more than your mortgage balance, you may be owed the difference. These funds often sit unclaimed in the county courthouse.
When a property is sold for unpaid taxes and the sale price exceeds the tax debt, the former owner is entitled to the remaining balance — often thousands of dollars.
Did a family member lose a property? Surplus funds can often be claimed by heirs. We help families navigate the process and recover what's rightfully theirs.
We research, locate, and file the claims on your behalf. You provide documentation — we handle the legal and administrative process from start to finish.
The process
We keep it simple. From your first call to funds in hand, here's exactly how it works.
We review your situation at no charge. If you qualify, we explain exactly what you're owed and how to claim it — no obligation.
We prepare and submit all required documents to the appropriate court or agency on your behalf. You sit back while we work.
Once the claim is approved, funds are released to you. Our fee is only collected after you receive your money — guaranteed.
Our fee
We work on a contingency basis — our fee comes out of the recovered funds, never out of your pocket upfront.
Apex Asset Recovery charges a contingency fee — a percentage of the funds we successfully recover for you. If we don't collect, you owe us absolutely nothing. Our success is tied directly to yours.
Get in touch
Ready to find out if you're owed money? Reach out today for a free, no-obligation consultation. We serve Clayton County and surrounding Georgia areas.