D.R.Y Asset Recovery Group
Recover Money You Didn’t Know Was Yours
Helping individuals recover unclaimed surplus funds from tax and foreclosure sales.
✔ No upfront fees • ✔ Fast process • ✔ We only get paid if you do
ABOUT D.R.Y ASSET RECOVERY GROUP
We Help Recover Surplus Funds That Rightfully Belong to You
We specialize in locating and recovering unclaimed surplus funds held by counties following tax deed and foreclosure sales.
Our team handles the entire process — from research to claim submission — and we only get paid if you receive your funds.
No upfront fees
Claim research support
Paid only when you get paid
Why People Work With Us
We identify available surplus funds
We handle the paperwork and filing process
We guide clients through each step clearly
Professional. Secure. Results-Driven.
States We Operate In
We actively assist clients in recovering surplus funds in the following states:
Florida
Georgia
Michigan
Texas
Arizona
LEGAL INFORMATION
Understanding Legal Entitlement
Learn how surplus funds are handled and claimed across different states.
Arizona (AZ)
Statutory Reference:
A.R.S. § 33-812 (Trustee Sale)
A.R.S. § 33-727 (Judicial Foreclosure)
Overview:
After a foreclosure sale, any excess proceeds remaining after payment of the foreclosing lender and other lienholders are held for the benefit of the former property owner or other parties with a legal interest at the time of the sale. In trustee sales, funds are typically held by the county treasurer, while judicial foreclosure surpluses are handled through the court. Claimants must file a formal application or petition and may be required to provide notice to other interested parties. Funds can be held for several years before being transferred to the state’s unclaimed property division if not claimed.
Florida (FL)
Statutory Reference:
Florida State Statute 45 & 197
Overview:
Any funds remaining after the settlement of all outstanding debts and costs associated with the foreclosure are considered surplus funds. These surplus funds are rightfully owed to the former property owner.
Georgia (GA)
Statutory Reference:
O.C.G.A. § 48-4-5
Overview:
After a tax sale, any excess funds are held for the record owner or other parties with a legal interest at the time of the sale. Claimants have up to five years to claim these funds before they are paid to the state.
Michigan (MI)
Statutory Reference:
MCL 211.78m(8)(a)
Overview:
Former property owners may claim surplus proceeds from a tax foreclosure sale. Recent legal developments have impacted the process, so consulting current state guidelines is advisable.
Texas (TX)
Statutory Reference:
Texas Tax Code § 34.03
Overview:
Excess proceeds are held by thecounty, and former owners or interested parties may file a claim within two years of the sale. Unclaimed funds after this period may be transferred to the county's general fund.