Surplus Funds Recovery

Important notice

You can claim these funds yourself, for free. You do not need to hire anyone to file a claim. The court or county that holds the money can tell you how to file on your own.

What are surplus funds?

When a property is sold at a tax sale or foreclosure auction for more than the debt owed on it, the extra money is called surplus funds or excess proceeds. That money is held by the court or county. After any remaining liens are paid, the rest belongs to the former owner or their heirs. Many people never hear about it, because the notice was mailed to an address they no longer live at.

How it works

We find the records. We search public court and county records for funds that may belong to you.

You review the proof. We show you the official record first: what is owed, and where it is held.

You decide. If you'd like our help, you sign a simple written agreement. There is no upfront cost to you.

You are paid safely. Funds are paid through an attorney's trust account or a neutral escrow agent, never directly to us.

Who we are

Kamau Ogbonna, Founder, Artistic Holdings LLC.

I founded Artistic Holdings LLC in St. George, Utah, to work in real estate the way I want to be treated: plainly, honestly, and with the paperwork in front of you. Most of my work is research. Every week I read court dockets, county surplus lists, recorded deeds and lien records in states from New York and Maryland to Virginia, Texas, Arizona and Hawaii. When a home sells at a tax or foreclosure sale for more than was owed, that extra money belongs to the former owner or their heirs, after any liens are paid. Many people never learn it exists, because the notice went to an address they no longer live at. When I find funds that belong to you, I show you the official record first. You can always claim the money yourself for free. If you'd like help, we cover the costs, and we're only paid if you are. The money is paid through an attorney's trust account or an escrow agent, never directly to us. I'm not a law firm and don't give legal advice. When an attorney is needed, you hire your own, and we work alongside them. Helping families recover unknown funds in today's economy is very important to me.

Questions people ask

Is this a scam? It's smart to ask. We show you the official court or county record before you agree to anything, and you can verify it yourself by calling the office that holds the funds.

Do I have to use you? No. You can claim these funds yourself, for free.

What does it cost? Nothing up front. We cover the costs. Our fee is a percentage of what you receive, written in the agreement before you sign, and we are paid only if you are. Where state law limits fees or sets waiting periods, we follow it.

Where does the money go? Through an attorney's trust account or a neutral escrow agent, never directly to us.

Are you a law firm? No. Artistic Holdings LLC is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. When an attorney is needed, you hire your own, and we work alongside them.

How did you find me? From public court and county records.

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Contact us

Phone: 470-470-8630

Email: kamau@artisticholdingsllc.com

Artistic Holdings LLC, 3619 S. 1550 W., St. George, UT 84790

Artistic Holdings LLC is not a law firm and does not give legal advice. You can claim these funds yourself, for free. You do not need to hire anyone to file a claim. The court or county that holds the money can tell you how to file on your own. We charge a percentage only if you are paid. We never sell your information. We share it only with the attorney or escrow agent handling your claim, and only with your permission. We never share your mobile number with third parties for marketing.

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