Kordeck and Associates
Tax Foreclosure Surplus
Fund Recovery
Kordeck and Associates provides professional recovery assistance with a compassionate, people-first approach.

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Kordeck and Associates helps individuals throughout investigate:
Tax foreclosure surplus funds
Excess proceeds recovery
Tax sale overages
Foreclosure equity recovery
Tax deed surplus recovery
Our mission is to help people better understand the recovery process while providing honest, respectful support every step of the way.
Helping People Recover What May Rightfully Belong to Them
Many people believe everything is lost after a tax foreclosure. What they often do not realize is that a property sold through a tax sale may produce excess proceeds beyond the taxes and fees owed.
Those remaining funds, commonly called surplus funds or tax sale overages, may still belong to the former homeowner.
What Are Tax Sale Overages?
When a property is sold because of unpaid property taxes, the municipality first collects the taxes, penalties, and legal costs owed. If the property sells for more than that amount, the remaining balance may still be claimable.
Unfortunately, many former homeowners never recover these funds because:
- They are unaware the money exists
- They moved after foreclosure
- The process feels confusing
- They do not know where to begin
- They missed county notices
Kordeck and Associates works to simplify the process by helping clients understand their options and guiding them through the next steps.
Our Recovery Services
We provide recovery assistance services for matters involving:
Every case is different, which is why we take a personalized approach to every client situation.
How the Recovery Process Works
Recovering surplus funds often requires detailed research, documentation, and communication with government offices. Our team helps make the process easier to understand.
Research & Record Review
We review foreclosure records, county tax sale information, and public filings.
Claim Investigation
Ownership records and claim eligibility are reviewed to help identify potential recovery opportunities.
Claim Assistance
We help organize documentation and assist clients through the recovery claim process.
Follow-Up & Support
Our team continues providing support throughout the filing and review process when appropriate.
Because every foreclosure case is different and local requirements may vary, timelines and procedures can differ.

Frequently Asked Questions
Possibly. If the property sold for more than the taxes and fees owed, surplus funds may still be available.
Tax sale overages are funds remaining after taxes, penalties, and foreclosure-related costs have been paid from the property sale.
Determining whether funds are available usually requires reviewing tax sale records and foreclosure documents.
Yes. Surplus funds recovery involves researching public records and assisting eligible former homeowners with claims connected to tax foreclosure sales. It is a legitimate, documented process.
Timeframes vary depending on local procedures and state regulations. In some cases, deadlines may apply.
Speak With Kordeck and Associates
If you lost a property due to unpaid taxes or a tax foreclosure sale, you may still have recovery options available.
Phone:
(883) 576-2455
Email:
martin@kordeckandassociates.com
Hours:
Monday through Sunday
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Please always leave a message and we will return your call.
Learn More About Your Recovery Options
If you lost a property due to unpaid taxes or a tax foreclosure sale, you may still have recovery options available.

