Recover Your Surplus Funds - No Upfront Fees
If your property was sold at foreclosure or tax deed auction, you may be owed money. Snap Pay helps former property owners recover surplus funds quickly and professionally.
No Upfront Costs
Contingency-Based (We Only Get Paid If You Do)
Fast & Accurate Filing
Dedicated Claim Specialist
Simple 3-Steps Process
Step 1 - Case Review
We research county records and auction data to verify if surplus funds are available in your name.
Step 2 - Claim Preparation
Our team prepares and files all necessary documentation with the proper county office.
Step 3 - Funds Released
Once approved, the county releases your funds and we collect our agreed success fee.
About Snap Pay - Funds Recovery
Many former homeowners are unaware that surplus funds remain after foreclosure or tax deed sales.
Our mission is to simplify the process, eliminate confusion, and help you recover money that legally belongs to you - without paying anything upfront.
We handle the paperwork, the filing, and the communication with the county so you don’t have to.
Don’t Wait Funds May Not Be Held Forever-
Some counties hold surplus funds for a limited period before transferring them elsewhere.
If you believe your property was sold at auction, it’s important to check your eligibility immediately.
Find Out If You’re Owed Money Today
It only takes a minute to check. No risk. No obligation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are surplus funds?
Surplus funds are excess proceeds remaining after a property is sold at foreclosure or tax deed auction.
Do I pay anything upfront?
No. We operate on a contingency basis and only get paid when you successfully receive your funds.
How long does the process take?
Most claims are processed within 30-90 days depending on the county and case complexity.
How do I know if I qualify?
Submit your information through our free eligibility form and our team will review your case.
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