Recover the Money You’re Legally Owed

Pentagon Asset Recovery helps former property owners and heirs recover unclaimed tax surplus funds. No recovery. No fee.

Free Surplus Funds Review
✔ No Upfront Fees ✔ Confidential Review ✔ Paid Only on Success

What Is Tax Surplus Recovery?

When a property is sold at a tax foreclosure auction, the sale price can exceed the total amount owed. This remaining balance is known as a tax surplus.

In many cases, these funds are legally owed to the former owner or their heirs, but they are not automatically distributed. Pentagon Asset Recovery assists clients nationwide in identifying and claiming these funds.

How Pentagon Asset Recovery Works

1

Free Case Review

We research public records to determine if surplus funds may exist.

2

Documentation & Filing

We prepare and submit required claims accurately and on time.

3

County & Court Coordination

We manage communications with the appropriate agencies.

4

Funds Recovered

You receive the recovered funds. We’re compensated only after success.

You Have Nothing to Lose

Pentagon Asset Recovery works on a contingency basis. You do not pay us unless we successfully recover surplus funds on your behalf.

If no funds exist or recovery is not possible, you owe nothing.

What Clients Say

“I had no idea surplus funds even existed. Pentagon Asset Recovery handled everything professionally and kept me informed the entire time.” — Former Property Owner, Florida
“The process was straightforward and transparent. I didn’t pay anything upfront and received funds I never knew I was owed.” — Heir Claimant, California
“They explained the risks of filing incorrectly and took care of the entire process. Highly professional experience.” — Client, Texas

Why Attempting This Alone Can Be Risky

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Submission does not guarantee recovery. Pentagon Asset Recovery is compensated only upon successful recovery of surplus funds.