When a property is sold at a tax auction (county) or foreclosure (lender), the sale often brings in more than the debt owed — that extra money is yours.But most people never get it. Counties send letters — but they rarely reach the right person. Heirs, former owners, and families miss out. We fix that. Acevedo Recovery Solutions handles everything — paperwork, county follow-ups, claims — so you get your surplus fast and stress-free. No upfront cost. Search Free & Fast:  missi

1 in 7 Americans has unclaimed cash — could it be yours? What Are Unclaimed Funds? These are forgotten assets turned over to the state for safekeeping: Bank accounts Uncashed checks Insurance payouts Stocks & investments Refunds & escrow How Does It Happen? After 1–3 years of no activity, banks and companies send the money to your state treasury. They keep it safe — but only you can claim it. Search Free & Fast:  missingmoney.com  (All 50 states)   ucpi.sco.ca.gov  (Californ

What Are Property Auctions? Foreclosures and auctions happen when a property is sold to pay off debts. There are two main types: Tax Sale Auctions (run by the county) Mortgage Foreclosures (run by the lender/trustee) Let’s break them down — easy to follow. 1. Tax Sale Auctions When it happens: You miss property tax payments. Who runs it: Your county (not the bank). Goal: Recover unpaid taxes + fees. What happens at auction:   Property sells to the highest bidder. If it sells