Surplus recovery, state by state.

Trustee-sale surplus, the claim window, lienholder priority, and how proceeds are distributed.

Chapter 45 surplus, §717.124 unclaimed property, the assignment fee cap, and probate when the owner has passed.

Tax-sale excess funds (O.C.G.A. 48-4-5) and foreclosure surplus, lien priority, county excess-funds lists, and UPL limits.

Surplus after judicial sale, the motion for turnover, and how counties handle disbursement.

Sheriff-sale surplus in the Superior Court Trust Fund, junior-lien priority, claim procedure, and fee limits.

ORC 2329.44 surplus, the county sheriff sale process, and the two claim tracks for civil and tax foreclosures.

Tax Code §34.04 excess proceeds, the two-year deadline, the attorney fee cap, and the assignee rules.

How the ReVesta system works

The full pipeline, step by step - auction watch, court records, lien math, retail pricing, skip trace, and how you get the leads.

What a verified file looks like

Surplus confirmed, liens cleared, heir located, phone number attached - inspect a real one.

Working surplus leads when the homeowner has passed

Half of all surplus cases involve a deceased owner - and most operators abandon them. Affidavit of heirship interviews, documents to request, the CA Probate 13100 shortcut, and when you need an attorney.

The 3-step surplus deal analyzer

Estimate the surplus (sale price, else assessed value, else 70% of retail), subtract the full lien stack, and check the floor: $10K for a living owner, $30K for a deceased/estate case. The same math ReVesta runs on every file.