Properties in tourist areas often sell for higher amounts at foreclosure auctions due to their desirability, potentially creating larger surplus funds.

We can search court records in Buncombe, Henderson, Watauga, and other Western NC counties to determine if surplus funds exist from your foreclosure. You'll need your property address and approximate foreclosure date.

You'll need basic information about your foreclosed property (address and foreclosure date), identification documents, and any court notices you may have received. Our attorneys will handle the detailed documentation requirements from there.

Investment properties and second homes follow the same basic surplus funds process, though ownership through LLCs or partnerships may require additional documentation. These cases often involve multiple tiers of financing, rental income complications, and potential business bankruptcy interactions that create substantial legal hurdles for claimants. Without attorney representation, investment property owners frequently lose significant amounts due to improper handling of these additional legal factors. Our attorneys have experience with the additional complexity these properties present.

Yes. Many of our Western NC clients have relocated. We can handle your case remotely without requiring you to return to the area.

Properties with desirable features like views, proximity to attractions, or rental potential often sell for more at foreclosure, potentially creating larger surplus funds.