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You May Be Owed Money

Lost Your Home to
Foreclosure?

If your home was sold at a foreclosure auction, there may be surplus funds owed to you. Thousands of former homeowners in Texas are owed money and don't even know it. We help you find out — and recover every dollar.

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Free Surplus Funds Check

We'll research whether you're owed money from a foreclosure. No cost. No obligation.

What Are Foreclosure Surplus Funds?

When a home is sold at a foreclosure auction, it sometimes sells for more than what was owed on the mortgage. That extra money — called surplus funds or excess proceeds — legally belongs to the former homeowner.

The problem? Most people never find out the money exists. Counties don't always notify former homeowners, and the funds can sit unclaimed for years before being absorbed by the state.

Right Home Solutions helps you find out if you're owed surplus funds — and we handle the entire recovery process for you.

How Surplus Fund Recovery Works

We handle everything. You just tell us your situation.

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Free Consultation

Tell us about your situation. We'll research whether surplus funds exist from your foreclosure sale.

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We Do the Legwork

Our team handles all the research, paperwork, and legal coordination. You don't lift a finger.

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You Get Paid

If surplus funds are recovered, the money goes to you. We only get paid when you get paid.

You May Have Surplus Funds If...

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Your home was sold at a foreclosure auction in Texas

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You received a foreclosure notice but aren't sure what happened

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Your property had significant equity when it was foreclosed

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You've been contacted about unclaimed funds but aren't sure it's legitimate

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A family member lost their home to foreclosure

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You moved away and lost track of the foreclosure process

Check My Surplus Funds — Free

Frequently Asked Questions

What are surplus funds?▼
When a home is sold at a foreclosure auction for more than what was owed on the mortgage, the extra money is called surplus funds or excess proceeds. That money belongs to you, the former homeowner.
How do I know if I have surplus funds?▼
If your home was sold at a foreclosure auction in Texas, there may be excess funds held by the county or the trustee. We research this for you at no upfront cost and let you know exactly what you may be owed.
How much does it cost to recover my surplus funds?▼
Our initial consultation is completely free. We work on a contingency basis, which means you only pay if we successfully recover funds for you. There is no upfront cost and no risk to you.
How long does the process take?▼
The timeline varies depending on the county and the complexity of the case. Most claims in Texas are resolved within 60-90 days. We keep you updated throughout the entire process.
What if I'm not sure my home was foreclosed on?▼
That's okay. Contact us and we'll research your situation for free. We have access to county records and foreclosure data across Brazos County and surrounding areas.
Is there a deadline to claim surplus funds in Texas?▼
Yes. In Texas, there are time limits on how long surplus funds are held. The sooner you act, the better your chances of recovering what you're owed. Don't wait — contact us today for a free check.

“I had no idea there was money owed to me after my home was foreclosed on. Right Home Solutions found it, handled all the paperwork, and I received a check within 60 days. I can't thank them enough.”

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David M.

Brazos County, TX

Don't Leave Money on the Table

Thousands of Texans are owed surplus funds from foreclosure sales and don't know it. It takes 2 minutes to find out if you're one of them.

Check If I'm Owed MoneyCall 979-401-4539