Hazel — $50,000.00 may be waiting for you.
Surplus Refund Recovery · Claim & Book Your Notary Visit
Your former property sold at a foreclosure auction for more than was owed to the lender. Under Florida law, those leftover proceeds belong to the former owner or their heirs — which means you may be legally entitled to claim this money. Let us help you recover what’s rightfully yours.
Review your details below, fix anything that's wrong, and pick a time for a licensed notary to come to you to complete the necessary paperwork and start the process. It takes about 60 seconds and there's nothing to pay.
Money Waiting For You
$50,000.00*
Owner(s) of RecordHazel Cleo Elizabeth Mallernee
Property TypeLand
Street Address11525 Bliss Way
CityMilton
State / ZIPFL 32583
StateFlorida
CountySanta Rosa
Parcel APN15-2N-26-0000-00129-0000
Case TypeMortgage Foreclosure
Case No2025093
Auction / Sale DateAugust 25, 2025
YOUR INFORMATION ✏️ pre-filled — tap any field to edit
We pre-filled this from public records. Please correct anything that's wrong — your name, email, phone, or address — before you sign.
YOUR RELATIONSHIP TO THE OWNER(S) who are you to the person on the property?
Pick one — this tells the independent, licensed attorney we retain exactly how to file your claim. If the owner(s) have passed, we handle all the heir paperwork for you.
✓ Got it — we'll guide you through the simple heir paperwork. An independent, licensed attorney we retain handles everything.
OUR GUARANTEE TO YOU 100% free · no cost to you
- Keep every dollar until your check arrives — never charged unless we win.
- We cover 100% of costs — filing, notary, probate, legal & court.
- A real attorney in your corner, and automatic updates at every step.
- Zero risk — no recovery, you owe nothing.
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Booking is 100% free and places you under no obligation. Under Fla. Stat. §45.032, the money left over after a foreclosure or tax-deed sale belongs to the former owner — not the government. You owe nothing unless we recover your money: no recovery, no charge. We cover all counsel, filing, notary & court costs — payable only if funds are recovered, never out of your pocket. Our recovery fee is shown to you in full and signed in your final closing package with the notary — you are always free to approve it or walk away at no cost. Save My Surplus LLC is a private company — not a government agency, law firm, or attorney — and does not provide legal, tax, or financial advice. You are always free to claim these funds yourself at little or no cost through the County Clerk of Court; our job is to make it effortless and risk-free. This page is governed by the laws of Florida. You consent to recorded calls.
BOOK YOUR FREE NOTARY APPOINTMENT a notary comes to you to finalize — nothing to pay
⏱ Earliest available is tomorrow — we need a day to arrange your notary. The notary comes to you with everything ready; there is still nothing to pay.
By booking, you agree to the full Terms & Conditions and Guarantee above. The estimated amount is an approximation and may change after verification.
Appointment Booked!
Thank you — your claim is in good hands. A licensed notary will come to you on your selected date — at your address — with everything ready to finalize. There's nothing to pay, and nothing else to do right now; we'll confirm by phone/text beforehand.
What happens next
- A notary comes to youAt your chosen date & time, a licensed notary brings your closing package to sign — nothing to pay.
- An attorney we retain prepares & files itAn independent, licensed attorney we retain drafts and files everything with the court — at no cost to you.
- You get updates — and your checkWe keep you posted at every step, and when the funds are recovered, your check is on its way.
Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
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Save My Surplus LLC · Florida Reg. P22000059325 · We are not a government agency, law firm, or attorney.
You may claim surplus funds yourself through the County Clerk of Court at little or no cost.
You may claim surplus funds yourself through the County Clerk of Court at little or no cost.