CHR Management · Surplus funds recovery
Losing a home is hard. Finding your way forward shouldn’t be something you have to do alone. We help uncover surplus funds and coordinate the next steps toward recovery.
Specializing in California, Ohio & Virginia.
First, the basics
When a foreclosed property sells for more than the debts and costs that must be paid, money may remain. That money is often called surplus funds or excess proceeds.
We help you understand whether funds remain, what the records show, and how to move forward with the right support.
Explore how we help ↗A clearer path forward
From the first records search to coordination with an attorney, we help make a complicated process feel manageable.
Tell us what you know about the property. We research the sale, locate relevant records, and organize the information needed to understand your situation.
Your part: Share the basics you have. We help identify anything else that is needed.
We review sale records and contact the office or trustee holding the proceeds to confirm whether funds remain and the recorded amount. With legal support, we help clarify claims that may affect recovery.
Your part: Review our findings with us. A recorded surplus is not a guaranteed payment.
We work with licensed, practicing attorneys in California, Ohio, and Virginia to coordinate the paperwork and next steps. Attorneys handle legal requirements and representation, while we keep you informed.
Your part: Provide required documents and signatures. Our goal is to keep the rest as hands-off as possible.
Good questions. Clear answers.
No. A surplus exists only when money remains after the debts and costs that must be paid. We research the records for your specific sale.
Our goal is to take as much of the coordination off your plate as possible. We research the records, help organize information, and work with attorneys on next steps. You may still need to provide documents, verify information, and sign paperwork.
No. Available funds, competing claims, and legal requirements affect recovery. We explain what the records show without promising a result.
No. You can start with a property address and what you know about the sale. We help investigate whether a surplus exists and confirm the recorded amount.
We work with licensed, practicing attorneys in California, Ohio, and Virginia. Attorneys provide legal advice and handle the legal process; CHR helps with research, organization, and coordination.
Let’s start with a conversation
We help people in California, Ohio, and Virginia understand what may be available and take the next step.