One rule for all of it: the extra is yours.
Foreclosures, tax sales, HOA sales, repossessions and storage lien sales all work the same way. The sale pays off what was owed, and anything above that belongs to the former owner. Here's what we recover.
Homes & land
When a house, lot or building sells at a foreclosure, tax or HOA sale for more than was owed, the difference belongs to the former owner, not the lender and not the county. We track it down, prove it's yours and file the claim.
- Mortgage foreclosures, in and out of court
- Tax sales and tax deed auctions
- HOA and condo association sales
Liens and other claims may be paid from the surplus first, so the amount you receive can be lower.
Cars & trucks
After a repossession, the lender sells the vehicle. If the sale brings in more than the loan balance and repo costs, the law says the lender has to pay you the difference. Lenders rarely offer it, so we ask for it.
- Bank, credit union and dealer repossessions
- Title loan repossessions
- Tow and storage lien sales
Liens and other claims may be paid from the surplus first, so the amount you receive can be lower.
Boats & PWC
Boats and personal watercraft get sold over missed loan payments or unpaid marina and storage bills. The lender or marina keeps what it's owed. If the sale cleared more than that, the surplus can be yours.
- Lender repossessions of boats and jet skis
- Marina and dry-storage lien sales
- Boat trailers sold with the vessel
Liens and other claims may be paid from the surplus first, so the amount you receive can be lower.
RVs & campers
Motorhomes, travel trailers and campers are valuable, and they often get sold over a short loan default or a few months of storage fees. When the sale brings in more than what was owed, we make sure the extra gets back to you.
- Motorhome and camper repossessions
- Storage lot and campground lien sales
- Travel trailers and fifth wheels
Liens and other claims may be paid from the surplus first, so the amount you receive can be lower.
The check you're owed.
Tell us what was sold and we'll check the records for you. It's free and there's no obligation.
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