We review the details
Share the notice, property address, county, and any information you have about the former owner or estate. We use it to assess whether a potential surplus exists.
National surplus funds recovery firm
Funds may be waiting. We help you pursue what’s yours.
When a property sale produces more money than was owed, the excess may belong to a former owner or eligible heir. We bring clarity to the records, paperwork, and claim process.
In plain language
What are overplus funds?
After certain tax, foreclosure, or court-ordered property sales, the sale proceeds can exceed the debts and costs attached to the property. That remaining balance may be called surplus, excess proceeds, or overplus funds.
Those funds do not automatically reach every person who may be entitled to them. As a national firm, we work across jurisdictions while tailoring each review to local eligibility rules, documentation, deadlines, and claim procedures. Our role is to help identify a potential claim and organize the recovery process.
How it works
A focused path from notice to claim.
Every matter starts with a document review. If the records support a potential claim, we explain the next steps and the information needed before you decide whether to move forward.
We verify the claim path
We examine available records, identify the responsible office, and outline the documents and signatures the claim may require.
We support your filing
With a signed service agreement, we help assemble the claim package and track the administrative process. Legal or court work, when required, is handled separately by a qualified attorney.
Claimant-paid model
Our fee is tied to a successful recovery.
The specific percentage is agreed in writing before services begin. There is no recovery fee due unless you receive funds.
Simple, written terms
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A percentage of funds recoveredThe service fee is calculated as the agreed percentage of the gross funds actually received by you.
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Payment after receiptYou notify us within three days of receiving the funds. The agreed fee is due within ten business days of your receipt.
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Direct payment stays with youOur standard model is claimant-paid. Any direct-from-county payment arrangement would be used only where permitted and approved by counsel.
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Late-payment terms are disclosedThe written agreement explains any interest and reasonable collection costs that may apply to overdue fees.
Final terms, services, and any applicable limits are set out in the signed agreement. No outcome or recovery amount is guaranteed.
Questions, answered
Before you move forward.
A legitimate recovery process should be understandable. These answers cover the basics; your review will address the facts of your specific matter.
How do I know whether funds are really available?
A notice is a useful starting point, but it is not final proof of eligibility or the amount available. We review the property and sale information against available public or official records before recommending a next step.
Do I have to pay anything upfront?
No recovery fee is due upfront. If we confirm a viable path and you choose to proceed, the agreed percentage and payment terms are stated in the written service agreement.
What information should I provide?
The property address, county and state, former owner’s name, your relationship to the owner, and a copy of any notice you received are most helpful. Do not send Social Security numbers, banking details, or original documents through this intake.
What if the owner has passed away?
An estate, surviving heir, or other authorized representative may have a potential claim, depending on the records and local requirements. Additional documentation—such as probate, heirship, or appointment records—may be needed.
How long does recovery take?
Timing varies by jurisdiction, claim complexity, documentation, competing claims, and whether a court process is involved. We do not promise a fixed timeline, but we explain known milestones and provide updates as the matter progresses.
Are you a law firm?
No. Overplus Claim Partners is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. If a claim requires legal services, court appearances, or interpretation of legal rights, you may need to work with a licensed attorney.
Confidential first review
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Located in Easley, South Carolina
Serving claimants nationwide.
Prefer to start directly? Email hello@icrestiq.com.