We Specialize in Tax and Foreclosure Refunds
Kaotic Fund Recovery
specializes in locating and recovering overage or surplus funds remaining after a property foreclosure sale.
We audit hundreds of government agencies throughout the entire country to find these funds. We then notify the rightful owners and help them to claim this money, as the claim process can be complicated.
Our Process
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Investigation
We begin the process of researching and locating funds that may be available to you. There is no out of pocket expense for you.
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Acquisition
Once the locating is done you sign the paperwork before a mobile notary and return it to us to submit for the retrieval of the overage.
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Recovery
Kaotic Fund Recovery takes it from there. As soon as your funds are released we will notify you and send your check.

Tax Surplus?
Losing your home
to tax foreclosure can be heartbreaking, but you should know that if the property is sold for more than the amount owed in taxes there may be money that you can get. We do all the research, obtain and deliver the paperwork and communicate with the right agency and person to claim your money. You pay nothing out of pocket, we receive a small percentage when your money is paid.
Sometimes a lender
may set the starting bid at the auction for the mortgage owed plus additional interest. If a home is sold for more than the balance of the mortgage loan, the difference is called surplus funds that are generally owed to the owner at time of the tax or foreclosure sale.
However, to recover the surplus funds,
you must act within a certain period. If you fail to take action during the time specified by the state, county, or court system then you could lose the right to the funds. When a claim for surplus funds is filed, the court will set a hearing to determine who is entitled to the funds. Typically, subordinate lien holders get access to surplus funds first and then the balance goes towards paying the second mortgage if there is one. If there are any remaining funds after all lien holders have been paid, you will be entitled to that surplus.