Who We Help
We Help People Recover Money That's Rightfully Theirs
Surplus funds don't discriminate — they can be owed to anyone who lost a property to foreclosure or whose family member did. Whether you're a former homeowner trying to move forward or an heir sorting through a loved one's estate, Legacy Recovery Partners is here to help you claim every dollar you're owed.
Former Homeowners
You Lost Your Home. You May Still Be Owed Money.
Losing a home to foreclosure is one of the most difficult experiences a family can go through. What most people don't know is that if your property sold at auction for more than what you owed in taxes, fees, or mortgage debt — the difference belongs to you. That money sits in a county court account, often for years, waiting to be claimed. Most former homeowners never find out it's there.
- Your home was sold at a tax foreclosure or mortgage foreclosure auction
- The sale price was higher than the amount you owed
- You never received a check or notice about leftover funds
- It has been less than 2 to 4 years since the sale (deadlines vary by state)
We understand this is a sensitive situation. Our team handles every case with discretion, respect, and zero pressure. You have nothing to lose by finding out.
Heirs and Estates
A Family Member's Property May Have Left Behind Unclaimed Funds.
When a loved one passes away and their property was previously foreclosed on, there may be surplus funds sitting unclaimed in a court account — money that belongs to their estate and ultimately to you as an heir. Navigating an estate is already overwhelming. We make this one part simple.
- A parent, spouse, or relative lost a property to foreclosure before passing away
- You are managing or are a beneficiary of their estate
- You are unsure whether surplus funds were ever claimed
- The property was foreclosed within the last several years
We handle all the research and paperwork. You provide basic information about the property and your relationship to the estate — we take it from there. In most cases we can tell you within days whether funds exist.
Section 1 — Former Homeowners
You Lost Your Home. You May Still Be Owed Money.
Losing a home to foreclosure is one of the most difficult experiences a family can go through. What most people don't know is that if your property sold at auction for more than what you owed in taxes, fees, or mortgage debt — the difference belongs to you. That money sits in a county court account, often for years, waiting to be claimed. Most former homeowners never find out it's there.
Who this applies to:
- Your home was sold at a tax foreclosure or mortgage foreclosure auction
- The sale price was higher than the amount you owed
- You never received a check or notice about leftover funds
- It has been less than 2 to 4 years since the sale (deadlines vary by state)
We understand this is a sensitive situation. Our team handles every case with discretion, respect, and zero pressure. You have nothing to lose by finding out.
Section 2 — Heirs and Estates
A Family Member's Property May Have Left Behind Unclaimed Funds.
When a loved one passes away and their property was previously foreclosed on, there may be surplus funds sitting unclaimed in a court account — money that belongs to their estate and ultimately to you as an heir. Navigating an estate is already overwhelming. We make this one part simple.
Who this applies to:
- A parent, spouse, or relative lost a property to foreclosure before passing away
- You are managing or are a beneficiary of their estate
- You are unsure whether surplus funds were ever claimed
- The property was foreclosed within the last several years
We handle all the research and paperwork. You provide basic information about the property and your relationship to the estate — we take it from there. In most cases we can tell you within days whether funds exist.