
Millions of dollars in surplus funds go unclaimed every year after mortgage and tax lien foreclosures. NorthStar helps former property owners find and recover money that legally belongs to them.
Talk to a claims manager — no obligation, just answers.
Our experts file and manage your claim, covering legal steps and court proceedings. You pay nothing until we win!
We notify you when your check is on the way — simply deposit and enjoy your funds!
When a property is foreclosed, it may sell for more than what is owed on the mortgage, taxes, and fees. The remaining balance — known as surplus funds —belongs to the former owner.
Unfortunately:
Every year, millions of dollars in surplus proceeds go unclaimed. Families walk away with nothing, not knowing they’re legally entitled to the leftover money from a tax or foreclosure sale. We’re here to change that.
When a mortgage foreclosure sale results in excess funds, the former property owner is legally entitled to the surplus.
We help by:
Many former owners never realize money is owed to them. We make sure it doesn’t go unclaimed.
Tax lien and tax deed foreclosures often generate significant surplus funds, but the rules vary by county and state.
NorthStar Overages assists with:
These cases can be complex — experience matters.
We research your foreclosure to determine whether surplus funds may be available.
If funds exist, we gather documentation and prepare the necessary filings.
We submit the claim and track it through the approval process.
Once approved, surplus funds are issued to you.
Your inquiry costs nothing — and you lose nothing by finding out.
NorthStar specializes exclusively in mortgage foreclosure and tax lien surplus recovery. We help former property owners understand their rights and navigate the claims process from start to finish. Our team handles the research, documentation, and filings required to recover surplus funds, so you don't have to deal with confusing paperwork or county offices.
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