We Help Former Homeowners Exercise Their Legal Rights
If your foreclosed property sold for more than what was owed, you may be entitled to the excess proceeds. These surplus funds legally belong to you, and we can help you understand your rights and navigate the claims process.
Proactive Approach to Recover Your Forgotten Funds
At NAAFR, We provide clear, straightforward assistance to former homeowners seeking to claim surplus funds from their foreclosure sales. Our experienced team helps you understand your legal rights and navigate the official court process. We focus exclusively on documented foreclosure surplus funds that are verifiable through county records.
ABOUT THE NAAFR
The National Association of Abandoned Funds Recovery (NAAFR) leads a nationwide network of local case managers who are committed to reuniting unclaimed property with its rightful owners. By fostering collaboration and ensuring comprehensive outreach, we strive for efficient and effective resolution in recovering your unclaimed assets.
Your Recovery Partner
Our recovery alliance takes a proactive approach to locating individuals with dormant or forgotten funds, including unclaimed bank accounts, uncashed paychecks, insurance payouts, bankruptcy refunds, and surplus funds from tax foreclosures. We actively search, identify, and work diligently to reconnect you with these overlooked assets, simplifying the recovery process for you.
What Are Foreclosure Surplus Funds?
Foreclosure surplus funds occur when your property sells at a foreclosure auction for more than what was owed on the mortgage, including:
The difference between the sale price and these amounts becomes surplus funds, which you have a legal right to claim.
Local Alliances for Personalized Outreach
At NAAFR, our mission is to bridge the gap between individuals, businesses, and their forgotten finances. We are committed to turning passive oversight into proactive action, converting overlooked funds into reclaimed money.
Your Legal Rights
As a former property owner, you have important rights regarding surplus funds:
The difference between the sale price and these amounts becomes surplus funds, which you have a legal right to claim.
Local Alliances for Personalized Outreach
At NAAFR, our mission is to bridge the gap between individuals, businesses, and their forgotten finances. We are committed to turning passive oversight into proactive action, converting overlooked funds into reclaimed money.
Case
Studies
Discover how NAAFR has successfully reunited individuals with their unclaimed funds. From forgotten bank accounts to surplus proceeds from foreclosure, read our real-life success stories and see how we’ve helped clients reclaim what's rightfully theirs.
Our
Process
Our streamlined recovery process makes it easy to reclaim your unclaimed assets. From the initial consultation to final payment, we handle every step with transparency, efficiency, and a focus on your financial recovery.
What Our Clients Are Saying
We pride ourselves on transforming lives by helping individuals reclaim their unclaimed funds. Hear from our satisfied clients who have experienced firsthand the benefits of working with NAAFR. Their stories reflect our commitment to exceptional service and successful recovery.
I was completely unaware of the money owed to me from an old foreclosure. NAAFR reached out, handled everything professionally, and within a few weeks, I received a check for $12,000! Their team made the process so simple and stress-free.
After my property was foreclosed years ago, I thought all was lost. NAAFR's team contacted me about unclaimed funds, and they walked me through every step of the process. I couldn't believe it when I received over $8,000 in surplus funds. Highly recommend their services!
The team at NAAFR was incredible to work with. They were knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely cared about getting my money back to me. I never expected to recover anything, but thanks to them, I got back $5,000 I didn't even know I had.
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