Mortgage Refunds

Foreclosures occur in large part when the homeowner is no longer able to catch up on the mortgage payments. Unknowing to the former homeowner, there are often times funds leftover after the auctioning of that house has been completed since funds owed to the bank have been taken out during this time. If you are someone who has faced a foreclosure in this case, feel free to have a claims broker at BrightView Surplus help you in seeing whether or not you have money from a home foreclosure.

Tax Sale Refunds

The loss of a home also occurs largely because of a former homeowner’s inability to catch up on the payment of property taxes. The end result is foreclosure, however, there is a possibility of remaining funds for the former homeowner that they are unaware of. If you’ve experienced foreclosure due to nonpayment of property taxes over an extended period of time, then let’s find out whether or not you happen to be one of them. We are more than happy to aid in finding out for you.

Estate Cases

The passing of a relative happens to be the leading cause of foreclosure. And in cases like this, there are tax or mortgage surplus funds that are owed to heir of the deceased homeowner. Contact one of our representatives in order to assist you in reclaiming the former homeowner’s funds while avoiding the costly process of probate.

State Funds

There happen to be over $84 million in unclaimed state funds. State funds are assets & money that has been unclaimed & is held by the state treasury. Most examples include money forgotten about in safety deposit boxes, insurance claims, leftover bank account funds, etc. Let one of our claims brokers aid you in checking for & recovering your state funds.