Learn how excess and surplus funds work, who may be eligible, and how to claim money owed after foreclosure or tax sales in Georgia. Browse our guides below.
If you want county-specific information and help, choose your county below:
Fulton County Excess & Surplus Funds
Gwinnett County Excess & Surplus Funds
Cobb County Excess & Surplus Funds
DeKalb County Excess & Surplus Funds
Clayton County Excess & Surplus Funds
Henry County Excess & Surplus Funds
Cherokee County Excess & Surplus Funds

If you or your family lost a home in DeKalb County, Georgia, you may still be owed money. When a property is sold at a foreclosure or tax auction for more than the debt owed, the balance is known as excess funds (or surplus funds).

These funds belong to the former homeowner or their heirs. Unfortunately, claiming them isn’t always simple. The county requires legal filings, probate work, and strict deadlines. Many homeowners either miss out or get buried in the process.
At Loch Family Asset Recovery Group, we make recovering these funds simple and stress-free.
✅No upfront costs– We cover legal + probate fees
✅We only get paid if funds are recovered
✅We handle the entire process– filings, probate, deadlines, disputes
✅Local experience in DeKalb County

Who can claim funds in DeKalb County?
Former homeowners, heirs, or representatives of an estate.
Do I have to pay legal or probate fees?
No — Loch Family covers all costs. You never pay out of pocket.
How long do I have to claim?
In Georgia, generally up to 5 years. But waiting can complicate recovery.

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