You may have a surplus refund waiting for you.

Booking is 100% free and puts you under no obligation — this is simply where we get to work for you. UnderFla. Stat. §45.032, the money left over after a foreclosure or tax-deed sale belongs to the former owner — not the government — and the moment you book, we begin the recovery process on your behalf. Why it pays to start now: there is a window to claim these funds at the county level, and after it closes the surplus is turned over to the State (“escheated”), where recovery becomes slower, harder, and in some cases the money is lost for good — so the sooner we start, the better positioned you are. 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, so you see every number before you commit and 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 simply to do the hard part for you and make it effortless and risk-free. This page is governed by the laws of Florida. You consent to recorded calls.About the amount shown (*) — it is a real, good-faith estimate from public county records, and the exact figure gets confirmed the moment you engage us. It is not a guarantee of any payment or amount; once you sign up, we pull the official court and county records and verify precisely what you are owed — that is part of doing the work for you, at no upfront cost. Your actual net recovery may be reduced by: the actual surplus on deposit (confirmed against official court/county records); liens, taxes & court costs; other valid claimants (co-owners, lienholders, or others with a legal interest); and heirs & relatives (if the owner is deceased, a surviving spouse, children, parents, or other heirs may need to be identified and may share the claim). It may also reflect fees — attorney, filing & notary costs (which we typically cover) and our contingency recovery fee, disclosed and agreed in writing before you sign and capped at the maximum your state allows. Acting sooner matters: these funds can be claimed at the county level for a limited time, after which they are escheated to the State and become far harder — sometimes impossible — to recover, so the best time to confirm what is yours is now. Save My Surplus LLC is a private company — not a government agency or law firm, not affiliated with or endorsed by any government. You may be able to pursue this yourself at little or no cost through the County Clerk of Court or the relevant agency. This is not legal advice. You owe nothing unless we successfully recover funds for you — so let us do the hard part.