You may be owed thousands of dollars right now — sitting in a government account after your foreclosure or tax sale. Let us find it and return it to you.
Over $4 billion in unclaimed surplus funds sit in government bank accounts across the United States right now. And if the people those funds belong to don’t claim them — the government keeps them forever.
When a home is sold at foreclosure or tax auction for more than what was owed, the difference — called a “surplus” — legally belongs to the former owner. But county governments rarely publicize this. Most people simply don’t know the money exists.
That’s where Moneebarn comes in. Our specialists audit government agencies, dig through public records, and identify surplus funds that belong to private citizens. Then we fight to get every dollar returned to its rightful owner.
If you’ve received a letter or call from our team, it’s because we’ve already located funds we believe belong to you or your family. Don’t wait — these funds have a legal window before they’re forfeited permanently through a process called escheatment.
We make the process effortless. You provide basic information; we handle the rest.
Call or fill out our form. Tell us the property address and your relationship to it. This is free with no obligation.
We search county records, court filings, and government databases to confirm surplus funds exist and calculate the amount.
You sign a simple contingency agreement. We prepare and file all legal documents with the appropriate court or agency.
The court or agency releases your funds. We deduct our contingency fee only after you receive your money — never before.
Hundreds of companies claim to recover surplus funds. Here’s why Moneebarn stands apart:
a credential held by fewer than 100 professionals nationwide
we work on contingency. If we don't recover, you don't pay
before you commit to anything, we verify funds exist
no courthouse visits, no paperwork for you
we know the specific rules and timelines in each jurisdiction
we act fast because escheatment deadlines are real
You may have unclaimed surplus funds if any of the following apply to you or a family member:
Surplus funds have a legal window. After a certain period — which varies by state — unclaimed funds can be permanently transferred to the state through escheatment. Contact us as soon as possible.
Absolutely not. Initial consultations, research, and assessments are 100% free. For surplus fund recovery, we work on contingency — meaning you only pay if we successfully recover funds for you. For investment services, we’ll be transparent about any fees during your free consultation before you commit to anything.
Fill out the form below and a Moneebarn specialist will research your case and respond within 24 hours — at no cost and no obligation.