Tax Foreclosure

Tax foreclosure occurs when a property owner fails to pay their property taxes, leading to the government auctioning off the property to recover the unpaid taxes. In some cases, the final auction price may exceed the outstanding taxes and other associated costs, resulting in surplus funds. The surplus funds, also known as excess proceeds, belong to the former property owner after the tax debts are settled. 

Recovering tax foreclosure surplus funds can be a complex process, involving legal intricacies and understanding tax laws and procedures. Without expert guidance, property owners may struggle to locate and successfully claim their entitled surplus funds. At Omnia Refund Firm, we specialize in diligently identifying and recovering tax foreclosure surplus funds, ensuring that you don't miss the opportunity to reclaim what is rightfully yours. 

We understand the stress and uncertainty that tax foreclosure situations can bring, and we treat each client's case with empathy and respect. When you choose Omnia Refund Firm, you can expect transparent communication, personalized attention, and unwavering dedication to your case's success.