Proceeds Recovery Partners

What we're building

A claims-assistance company that helps homeowners and heirs recover surplus proceeds from county foreclosure sales — the money left over when a foreclosed property sells for more than the debt owed. We locate qualifying cases, verify the entitled party, and handle the claim paperwork under a written assignment of the owner's right to the surplus, for a fee paid only out of what's actually recovered.

How we make money

• Fee model (owner decision, 2026-09-04): assignment-based claims for a fee capped at 12% of the recovered surplus — Florida Statute §45.033 invalidates assignments that charge more. The fee is paid only out of funds actually recovered; if nothing is recovered, we are paid nothing.
• Prioritization (owner decision, 2026-09-04): pursue the most profitable claims first. Rank compiled lists by surplus amount and verify entitlement top-down.
• Pilot market: Florida — county clerks publish surplus lists under F.S. 45.032; the most accessible surplus dataset in the country. Compiled: DeSoto (4 entries, top $71,256.12), Hillsborough (93, top $581,100), Marion (721 tax-deed entries) — 818 rows, $13.4M+ combined, ranked by surplus.
• Arkansas (owner's home state, surveyed 2026-09-04, verified): fee cap is 10% (Ark. Code Ann. § 18-28-225), NOT 12%. Judicial-foreclosure surplus sits in the circuit clerk's court registry (distributed by court order); nonjudicial deed-of-trust excess is paid directly to the former owner (§ 18-50-109); 1-year abandonment to the Auditor of State. — per-case discovery (Court Connect → clerk records request → Auditor search) only. Arkansas is legally workable at ≤10% fees but is a per-case model, secondary to Florida's list-driven pipeline.