Pre-Register Your Property

Is your property scheduled for foreclosure or tax sale? Register the upcoming sale with Surplus Registry so we can track the case and notify you if surplus funds are identified after the auction.

If a property sells for more than the debts, liens, taxes, and allowable costs that must be paid from the sale proceeds, surplus funds may remain. Who may receive those funds and how they are claimed depends on applicable law and the circumstances of the case.

How It Works

Register Before the Sale. Stay Informed After the Sale.

1

Pre-Register

Tell us about yourself, the property, and the upcoming sale.

2

We Track the Case

Surplus Registry monitors or researches available public records concerning the scheduled sale.

3

Auction Occurs

We determine, where possible, whether the auction was completed and research the sale results.

4

We Notify You

If our research identifies possible surplus proceeds, we notify you and provide information about the record and available next steps.

You do not need to establish legal entitlement to register the property for monitoring.

Don't worry if you don't know all of this information. Provide as much as you have and our research team can attempt to locate the remaining public records.

You do not need to provide a phone number. Surplus Registry can send your updates by email.

Your privacy matters. Information submitted through this form will be used to research and monitor the property sale, communicate relevant updates, maintain and improve Surplus Registry's records, and provide services you request. Your private contact information, uploaded documents, and private communications will not be displayed in public Registry search results.

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Pre-registration allows Surplus Registry to monitor and research your property sale. It does not constitute a claim for surplus funds with a court, sheriff, county, municipality, tax authority, or other government agency.