You May Be Owed Money From Your Former Property

When a home sells at a foreclosure or tax sale for more than what was owed, the extra money (surplus funds) belongs to the former owner or their heirs. We help you get it back.

Our mission is to help individuals and organizations identify opportunities, navigate resources, and move toward greater financial and community stability.

Free Surplus Check

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How It Works

Four simple steps from first call to money in hand.

1

We Locate the Funds

We research county, court and trustee records to confirm surplus funds are held in your name.

2

We Verify Entitlement

We confirm the sale, the amount, and any liens so you know exactly what to expect.

3

We Handle the Claim

Paperwork, notary, filing, and attorney coordination when needed. We take care of all of it.

4

You Get Paid

Funds are released by the county or court. We are only paid after you receive your money.

Why Families Choose Levo

No Upfront Fees

You pay nothing out of pocket. Our fee is a percentage of what we recover, and it is $0 if we recover nothing.

Lowest Rate Guarantee

Our fees are transparent and always within state limits. Find a lower qualified offer and we'll match it.

Full Transparency

We show you the case number, the amount, and the state statute, so you can verify everything yourself.

Caring, Human Service

We work with homeowners, heirs and families with respect and patience at every step.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are surplus funds?

Money left over after a foreclosure or tax sale, once the debt and costs are paid. By law it belongs to the former owner or lienholders, and in some cases to heirs.

Can I claim the funds myself?

Yes. You have the right to file a claim on your own at no cost. Many people choose Levo because the process involves research, legal forms, notarization, deadlines and sometimes court filings.

Is this a scam?

No. We never ask for upfront payment. We provide the case details and public records so you can verify the funds independently with the county or court.

How long does it take?

It depends on the county or court. Many claims are paid within a few weeks to a few months.

What if the owner has passed away?

Heirs may be entitled to the funds. We work with attorneys to handle probate when needed.

Request a Free Surplus Check

No cost, no obligation. We'll tell you what we find.

Call or text: (404) 964-0743 · Email: levoinfo@levoconsulting.org