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At Vick’s Consulting, we help people across the country recover unclaimed surplus funds after foreclosure or tax sales. If you’re a former homeowner, heir, or property owner who might be owed extra money from these events, we guide you through every step to help get what’s rightfully yours.

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Surplus Funds Recovery

We help people reclaim money left over after a home has been foreclosed or sold due to unpaid taxes. If you lost a property or inherited one sold at auction, there’s a chance you are owed money.

Our team researches these cases and guides you through each step, making the process simple and stress-free. We do the heavy lifting to make sure you get what’s rightfully yours.

  • Review of auction records
  • Quick identification of eligible funds
  • Support with all paperwork
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Heir and Owner Search

Sometimes, people owed money after a sale aren’t even aware of it. We specialize in tracking down heirs and owners so that unclaimed funds end up with the rightful people.

Our experience helps us find missing relatives and match historical records, so you get the information you need, fast.

  • Genealogy and property research
  • Locating missing heirs
  • Connecting property history to people
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Case Management Support

Managing a surplus funds claim can involve a lot of confusing paperwork and rules. We offer full support to keep your case moving forward, from start to finish.

You can count on us to make the process clear and manageable. We keep you updated so you always know what’s happening.

  • Step-by-step case updates
  • Preparation, filing, and tracking paperwork
  • Clear communication throughout the process
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Document Preparation Assistance

Dealing with official forms can be overwhelming, especially when it’s about funds after a foreclosure or tax sale. We handle gathering and filling out all the necessary documents for your claim.

This way, your paperwork is complete, accurate, and submitted on time.

  • Gathering required information
  • Filling out claims forms correctly
  • Ensuring all documents are filed before deadlines
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Education and Guidance

It’s common for people to have questions or concerns when it comes to surplus funds. We help you understand your rights, what to expect, and how to avoid scams or common mistakes.

Our goal is to make you feel informed and comfortable every step of the way.

  • Clear explanations of the surplus funds process
  • Advice about your options
  • Tips to avoid common pitfalls

Common Questions

We look up court and county records related to your old property to see if any extra money, called surplus funds, is waiting for you after a foreclosure or tax sale. If there’s money owed, we let you know and guide you through what comes next.
The process usually takes a few months. The exact time can vary based on the county, the court’s workload, and how quickly needed documents are processed. We do our best to keep things moving as smoothly and quickly as possible.
No, you don’t have to pay anything upfront. We only get paid if we successfully recover surplus funds for you. Our payment comes from a percentage of the money collected, so there are no out-of-pocket costs to start the process.
Yes, we can help heirs claim surplus funds if the original property owner has passed away. We’ll work with you to gather the necessary documents and guide you through the process so you can recover the money you’re entitled to as an heir.
You’ll usually need a copy of your ID and any paperwork that shows your connection to the property, like a deed or court documents. If you’re an heir, you might need additional documents to prove your relationship to the original owner. We’ll let you know exactly what’s needed for your case.
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