Find foreclosure excess proceeds and surplus funds across Arizona
When a property is foreclosed and sold at auction, the final sale price may exceed the total debt owed on the mortgage, taxes, or liens. When this happens, the remaining money becomes surplus funds, also known as excess proceeds or foreclosure overages.
These funds are typically deposited with the county court or trustee until the rightful party files a claim. In many cases, the person entitled to the funds is the former homeowner or their heirs.
Each year thousands of dollars in foreclosure surplus funds go unclaimed across Arizona because many former property owners never realize the money exists.
Some of the largest foreclosure markets in Arizona where surplus funds may exist include:
These counties publish foreclosure records that may show when excess proceeds were generated after a trustee sale or foreclosure auction.
Below are example foreclosure cases demonstrating how surplus funds can occur after a property sells at auction.
| County | Case Number | Estimated Surplus |
|---|---|---|
| Maricopa County | CV2025-004582 | $41,200 |
| Pima County | CV2024-003118 | $18,750 |
| Pinal County | CV2025-001943 | $9,600 |
| Maricopa County | CV2024-006721 | $27,300 |
Rightful Returns Recovery researches foreclosure auctions, court filings, and public records to identify surplus funds that may belong to former homeowners or their heirs.
Our team helps guide clients through the claim process and the documentation required to recover these funds legally.
If your property was foreclosed in Arizona you may still have money waiting to be claimed.