Helping Former Homeowners Recover Surplus Funds After Foreclosure
When a property is sold at foreclosure, it’s often purchased for more than the amount owed to the bank. What many people don’t know is that the extra funds (called surplus or overage funds) legally belong to the former property owner or their heirs — not the bank or the county.
Under Georgia law — O.C.G.A. §44-14-190 (2018) and §48-4-5 (2010) — you may have a legal right to claim this money.
We work with:
Even if you’ve relocated or the foreclosure happened years ago — it’s not too late.
“Thank you, Henry, for your help in obtaining this settlement. I'm very excited for us both. I didn't expect this to happen so quickly, nor at all. Bless you for convincing me that this wasn't a scam!
– C. Stanley, 5/2021
"My experience with Mr. Dorsette has been exceptional. He has made the process seamless. It could have been laborious since I no longer live in Georgia and I am technology challenged. Mr. Dorsette was compassionate to my situation in regard to the reason I was brought to Overage Refund Checks. I give Mr. Dorsette many kudos and many thanks.”
– L.E. Fenn, 7/2021.
If you or a family member owned a property that went into foreclosure, you may be owed thousands of dollars.
💬 Call or Text: (800) 461-4322
📧 Email: Henry@OverageRefundChecks.com
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Overage Refund Checks LLC
Your trusted partner in mortgage foreclosure surplus recovery