Free verification in 60 seconds. No upfront fees, we only get paid when you do.
What are surplus funds?
When a property is sold at a tax-deed or foreclosure auction for more than the debt owed, that extra money is called surplus funds.
By law, after the taxes, liens and fees are paid, the remaining surplus belongs to the former property owner, not the county, not the buyer.
Bureaucracy, paperwork, and strict statutory deadlines mean most people never know the money exists, and lose it forever.
Faithful Alliance USA works with a nationwide network of licensed attorneys, with coverage in all 50 states, so your claim is reviewed and handled correctly, wherever your property is located.
“I had no idea this money existed. They walked me through every step and kept me updated the whole time.”
“After losing the house, I was embarrassed and didn't know where to turn. They treated me with such kindness and professionalism.”
“Their contract was straightforward, one clear page with no fine print. They were upfront about the fee from day one.”
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The process
We check public records and confirm whether surplus funds exist for your case, at no cost.
Once you sign a clear, written contingency agreement, we prepare and submit every required filing.
The court or county reviews and approves the claim. We track every deadline and update you along the way.
Funds are released. We collect the agreed, disclosed percentage, only after your money reaches you.
Why choose us
We're only paid when you are. If we don't recover funds, you owe us nothing.
Not anonymous "finders." We're Qualified & Specialized, and accountable.
A real person picks up. We know how much time matters in these cases.
We work with your county's surplus process every day and know its quirks.
Takes 60 seconds. No obligation.
Success stories
Lost the family home at a 2024 tax-deed auction. Believed there was nothing left.
Recovered $48,200 in 92 days. Used it to put a down payment on a new place.
“They were honest with me from minute one. The day the check arrived I cried.”
Foreclosed in 2023 after a medical emergency. Got several letters that felt like scams.
Recovered $31,750 in 118 days. Settled remaining medical bills and started rebuilding.
“They didn't ask for a dollar upfront, and a real person picked up every time.”
Another firm had told them there was nothing to recover.
Recovered $92,400 in 147 days after Faithful Alliance found the missed surplus.
“The contract was one clear page, no fine print games.”
All case studies used with client permission. Where faces are blurred, identities are protected at the client's request. Results vary.
Frequently asked
Nothing upfront. The claim lookup is free, and we work on a contingency model: a clearly disclosed, agreed-upon percentage of the surplus we recover. If we don't recover funds, you don't owe us anything. The exact percentage is in writing before you sign.
Most claims resolve in 60 to 180 days from filing. Some move faster, some slower, it depends on the county and court schedule. We keep you updated throughout.
Fair question, this industry has earned that skepticism. We're licensed (#FL-SRA-2024-0847) and bonded, operate from a published office address in Tampa, FL, put every agreement in plain-English writing, never ask for money upfront, and you can read 287+ verified Google reviews and verify our license online.
That's common, many firms send mass mailings. You're not obligated to anyone unless you've signed something. We're happy to review any agreement you've already received (at no cost) and explain it in plain English so you can decide what's best for you.
Yes, you absolutely can. It's your money. The process involves court filings, statutory deadlines, identity verification, and sometimes responding to competing claims. Many people do it themselves successfully. Our value is taking the paperwork, follow-up, and deadline tracking off your plate, and only getting paid if you do.
Each state and county has its own statutory window, often a few years from the sale date, after which the funds may escheat to the state. Use the deadline calculator below, or call us and we'll tell you exactly where your case stands.
Don't miss your window
Once the statutory window closes, surplus funds typically escheat to the state, meaning your money is lost for good. Enter your sale date to see roughly how much time you have left.
This is the only urgency you'll see from us, because it's real, and it's tied to law.
Surplus claims in your County generally must be filed within 1,095 days of the sale.
Enter your sale date to see how much time you have left.
Pick the option that works best for you. There's no cost, and no obligation.
Fastest way to get a real response. We typically reply within minutes.
Text (555) 123-4567Securely upload your sale notice or letter, we'll review it for free.
Upload your documentsPrefer to talk?
(555) 123-4567Free 15-minute call with a Recovery Specialist. Most clients hear back within the same business day.
Send us your sale notice, foreclosure letter, or any paperwork from the county. We'll review it free and tell you exactly what you're owed.
