You may have money owed to you.
MyEquityBack helps Florida homeowners check for unclaimed surplus funds from tax deed or foreclosure sales. If funds may be available, we help guide the recovery process with no upfront cost.
A clear, simple process
We help you understand whether money may be waiting.
Many homeowners never realize that funds can remain after a sale. Our job is to help make the process easier to understand, easier to start, and less overwhelming.
Public record review to check for possible funds
Guidance through the claim paperwork
Responsive communication from start to finish
A straightforward 3-step process
We keep the process simple, explain what is happening clearly, and help you move forward without any upfront fee.
We identify funds owed to you
We review available records to see whether money may still be waiting to be claimed in your name.
We help file the claim
If funds appear available, we walk you through the process and help organize the required paperwork.
You receive your money
Once the claim is approved by the proper office or court, the funds are released to the rightful owner.
Clear help for a process most people have never dealt with
Surplus fund claims can feel confusing. MyEquityBack is built to make the process easier to understand and easier to act on, with steady communication throughout.
No upfront fees
We handle the process for you
Simple and hassle-free
Fast, professional communication
Many homeowners do not realize money may still be available.
After a tax deed or foreclosure sale, some people assume everything is final and there is nothing left to claim. In reality, there are situations where surplus funds may remain. The biggest problem is usually not awareness — it is confusion about where to start.
That is why MyEquityBack focuses on simple communication, realistic expectations, and professional guidance. No pressure. No confusing language. Just a clear starting point for people who want to find out whether funds may be owed to them.
What you can expect
Common questions
These are some of the most common concerns homeowners have before taking the next step.
What are surplus funds?+
Surplus funds are money left over after a tax deed or foreclosure sale once certain debts and costs have been paid. In some cases, that remaining money may still belong to the former owner or another eligible party.
How do I know if I have money?+
The first step is checking the public records tied to the sale. We help review that information and let you know whether it looks like funds may be available.
Do I have to pay anything upfront?+
No. MyEquityBack is designed to help people understand and pursue potential claims without any upfront cost.
How long does the process take?+
Timelines vary based on the county, the type of sale, and what documents are needed. Some claims move faster than others, but we keep communication clear so you know what is happening.
Is this legitimate?+
Yes. Surplus funds are a real part of certain foreclosure and tax deed sale processes. Many people simply do not realize they may have money available or do not know how to start the claim process.
Find out if you have money waiting
Submit your information below and we will review whether there may be surplus funds tied to your situation. There is no upfront cost to get started.