When homes sell at auction for more than the debt, the surplus legally belongs to the former owner. Most people never find out. FundTrace finds the money, finds you, and gets it back.
FundTrace monitors foreclosure auctions and tax lien sales across county governments, flagging every case where surplus funds exist and identifying who the money belongs to.
Former homeowners move, change numbers, and lose track. Our skip tracing process locates the rightful owner and lets them know money is waiting for them.
We handle the entire claims process: paperwork, government coordination, legal requirements. You get your money. We earn a percentage only when you get paid.
When a home sells at foreclosure for more than the outstanding debt, the excess is held by the county. The law says it belongs to the former owner. But counties have no obligation to track you down. And if you don't claim it in time, the state keeps it.
When a property sells at auction above the debt amount, the overage is legally yours. This isn't a scam, it's property law.
Most states give you 1 to 5 years to claim. After that, your money is absorbed into the state treasury. Gone.
FundTrace works on a contingency basis. If we don't get your money back, you don't pay a cent.
FundTrace exists to close the gap between surplus funds and the people they belong to. Every dollar recovered is a dollar returned to someone who probably needed it most.