Helping you
uncover
what's yours
With Our Help, Recover What Belongs to You
Overage Allies is a private asset recovery service specializing in surplus funds from foreclosure sales, tax liens, and government property auctions. When a property is sold to satisfy debts, any remaining funds belong to the original owner or heirs—but most go unclaimed due to complex processes. We identify, file, and recover these funds on behalf of clients.
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Full-Service Advocacy: We handle every step, including legal coordination when needed
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No Upfront Costs: Payment only upon successful recovery
HOW IT WORKS
We are here to help you every step of the way. Whether you have questions about our services or are ready to start your claim process, our team is ready to assist you.
Discovery & Research
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Comprehensive review of county records, auction results, and tax databases to identify unclaimed funds.
Claim Preparation
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Compile all required documentation (proof of ownership, heirship verification, etc.). We engage legal partners when complex cases require specialized expertise.
Submission & Advocacy
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File complete claim packages and manage all follow-ups with the appropriate agencies. Our network of attorneys handles any legal hurdles at no additional cost to you.
Recovery & Closure
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Client receives funds directly; our fee is a percentage of the recovered amount.
All legal fees are included—no hidden charges ever.
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Why haven't I been contacted about this before?Many counties don't actively notify eligible individuals. We research these records and reach out directly to help you claim what's yours.
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Do I owe anything upfront?No. We work on contingency. We only get paid if and when we recover funds for you.
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How long does the process take?The timeline can vary significantly. Some claims are resolved in a matter of weeks, while others may take several months or longer. We’ll keep you informed at every step.
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Is this legal?Yes. The right to claim surplus funds is protected by law. We operate in full compliance with all applicable state and county regulations.
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What if I'm not the original property owner?Heirs and estate representatives may still be eligible to claim funds with proper documentation.
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What are surplus or overage funds?When a property is sold at auction for more than what was owed in taxes or mortgage debt, the extra funds (called "overage") may belong to the former owner or their heirs.
FAQ
I'm Christian, founder of Overage Allies.
Like many families, mine went through a tough financial transition without realizing these recovery systems even existed. Most property owners never learn about potential surplus funds—and those who do often find the claiming process difficult to navigate alone.
That's where I come in.
Here's how I help:
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Locate every dollar owed to you, whether from recent sales or decades ago
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Handle all paperwork and county follow-ups—with legal support when needed
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Only get paid when you do—no upfront fees or hidden costs
My job is simple: Make sure you get what's yours, without the hassle.
ABOUT ME
Christian Quinn
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