In Florida, Surplus Funds Have Always Belonged to the Former Owner. That's You.
When a property sells at a tax deed auction or a foreclosure, the sale often generates enough money to pay off what was owed on the property, and then some. That extra money is the surplus, and it belongs to the former owner.
It sits with the government while the former owner believes the equity was lost at the auction. Florida law protects your right to claim it, regardless of whether the government's mailed notice reached you or not. The Abraham Recovery Method is the system we built to recover what is yours.
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Serving families in all 67 Florida counties, in English and SpanishThree Different Situations,One Aim: Recovering Your Equity
The cause and the legal steps differ in each, as does the outcome. Sometimes the sale pays the debt in full, and nothing remains. Other times it generates more than the debt. That difference is surplus, and it may belong to you.
The verification process is how we confirm it.
The Abraham Recovery Method
Every case we accept moves through the same disciplined framework: we Verify, we File, and we Deliver.
Verify
We Verify the surplus and your right to it.
File
We File your claim through our power of attorney structure with attorneys who are members of The Florida Bar.
Deliver
We Deliver your funds into your hands.
Three steps, one promise: you'll always know where your claim stands.
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An informative, easy conversation for us to help fill in the blanks, explain the process, and answer any questions you may have, so you can determine your next step with clarity.
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