Was a Connecticut Property Sold at Tax Sale or Foreclosure?

We help property owners and heirs determine whether surplus funds may be owed after a tax sale or foreclosure.

How Property Surplus Funds Are Created

When a property in Connecticut is sold due to unpaid property taxes or foreclosure, the sale may generate more money than the taxes or debt owed.

When this occurs, the remaining balance is known as surplus funds or excess proceeds

These funds may legally belong to:

The Former Property Owner

Heirs of a Deceased Property Owner

Estate Representatives

Submit Property Information for Review


If you believe a property may have been sold at tax sale or foreclosure in Connecticut, provide the property information below and we will review available records to determine whether surplus funds may exist.

Name Phone Number Current Address E-mail Foreclosed Property Address City/Town Were Property Is Located Message
Relationship To Property
Previous Owner
Heir
Executor
Investor
Attorney
Other
Submit

Thomas Overage Solutions assists Connecticut property owners and heirs in identifying and recovering surplus funds from tax sales and foreclosure proceedings.

Our contingency-based approach means there are no upfront fees.