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Franklin County Foreclosure Surplus Funds Recovery — Recover the Money the Government Is Holding Here
If a home in Franklin County was foreclosed and sold, the Government may be holding surplus funds — also called excess proceeds or overage funds — that belong to the former owner or their family. Right now, the Government is holding $7,887,536.27 from Franklin County foreclosures — more than any other county we work. We audit Government records to find out if any of it is yours — free.
- ✓$0 upfront — ever. No cost to check, no cost to start.
- ✓Paid only when you get paid. 100% contingency. No recovery, no fee.
- ✓Over $1 million recovered for families across Ohio.
- ✓Franklin County is our largest focus. We work Franklin County cases every day from our Cincinnati office — by phone and email, wherever you are.
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That means our audit already flagged funds that may be held in your name here in Franklin County. Call 513-951-8401 or use the free audit check on this page and we will walk you through what we found — with the full amount, before you decide anything.
Ohio Families
Surplus funds recovered for former owners and their families across Ohio — including right here in Franklin County.
At $7.9 million held, no county in our coverage holds more unclaimed foreclosure money — and we work it every day.
Franklin County totals from the latest Government figures. We re-check these figures weekly.
Nearly $7.9 million is sitting unclaimed in Franklin County
These are not estimates. They are the Government's own latest published totals for foreclosed properties in this county — and most of the families this money belongs to have never been told it exists.
How the Franklin County money breaks down
Of the 279 Franklin County foreclosures with funds being held, 112 involve $15,000 or more — the kind of money that makes a real difference to a family. The rest are smaller amounts, and every dollar of it belongs to a former owner or their family, not to the Government.
A listing does not by itself confirm that funds are still available for a specific property, or who is entitled to them. That is exactly what our free audit confirms — property by property.
$7,887,536.27
That is the total the Government is currently holding from Franklin County foreclosure sales alone, per the latest Government figures — the largest total in any county we work.
If your property — or a family member's property — was foreclosed anywhere in Franklin County, a free audit is how you find out whether part of that total has your name on it.
Run My Free AuditHow surplus funds happen
This is the basic idea behind almost every recovery. A home sells for more than was owed on it. After the amount owed is covered, the remaining balance becomes surplus funds that may belong to the former owner — or to their family if the owner has passed away.
The Government does not automatically send this money to you. That is why so many Franklin County families never learn it exists. A free audit is how you find out.
See If This Applies To Youbelong to you$25,000
Every property is different. Amounts vary, and not every foreclosure leaves a surplus. The audit confirms what — if anything — is being held for you.
Four steps. We handle the recovery — you stay informed.
Kept deliberately simple and high-level: you should know exactly what happens next, who is responsible at each stage, and what it costs you. Nothing upfront, at any stage.
Free Audit
Tell us the Franklin County property address. We audit Government records to confirm whether funds are being held in your name. No cost, no obligation.
We Confirm Your Funds
If funds are found, we share the full amount with you before you sign anything — and put our fee in writing so there are no surprises.
We Handle the Recovery
We handle the entire recovery from start to finish and cover the costs involved. You get regular updates and one point of contact.
You Get Paid
When the funds are recovered, you receive your share. Our fee comes only from funds actually recovered — if nothing is recovered, you owe us nothing.
Worked daily from our Cincinnati office
Franklin County holds more unclaimed foreclosure money than any other county we work — so it gets our attention every single day. Our audits run from our Cincinnati office, and we serve Franklin County families by phone and email, statewide, with one point of contact from start to finish.
R.E.I. Elite
2752 Madison Rd
Cincinnati, OH 45209
Call: 513-951-8401
Email: [email protected]
Franklin County is the largest pool of unclaimed foreclosure money we work
At $7,887,536.27 currently held, Franklin County is the biggest pool of surplus funds in our coverage. We audit Government records for foreclosed properties across Franklin County, including:
- ✓Worked every weekdayFranklin County is re-checked by our team every weekday morning, so our audit starts from current information — not a stale list.
- ✓Full amount disclosed before signingWe tell you the total our audit found up front. You decide with the real number in front of you — not after.
- ✓Fee in writing, no upfront fees — ever100% contingency. Our fee is agreed in writing before work begins and is paid only from funds we actually recover.
Ohio families we have helped
Real clients, real recoveries — including right here in Columbus.
“R.E.I. Elite recovered $9,600 for us in just under three months and handled everything for our family.”
“They made what would be an impossible process for me to do alone extremely easy. Fantastic people, excellent communication.”
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Frequently asked questions — Franklin County
Straight answers, in plain language. Still unsure? Call us at 513-951-8401 — a person answers, not a script.
Is money really being held for Franklin County foreclosures?
Yes. Per the latest Government figures, the Government is holding $7,887,536.27 in surplus funds from 279 Franklin County foreclosures — and 112 of those foreclosures involve $15,000 or more. That is the largest total in any county we work. This happens when a foreclosed property sells for more than was owed: the extra money is held for the former owner or their family. We re-check these figures weekly.
How do I find out if any of it is mine?
Start with a free audit. Tell us the address of the Franklin County property that was foreclosed — yours, or a family member's — and we audit Government records for that property. If funds are being held, we tell you the full amount before you sign anything. There is no cost to check and no obligation.
How much does it cost?
Nothing upfront, and nothing out of pocket. We work on contingency: our fee is a percentage agreed in writing before we begin, and it is paid only from funds we actually recover for you. If we recover nothing, you owe us nothing — and we cover the costs involved in the recovery.
What if the owner of the property has passed away?
Heirs and family members may still be entitled to the funds. This is very common in our Franklin County work, and we handle these situations with care. Start with a free audit using the property address — that tells us what is being held, and we will explain the next steps for your family in plain language.
I received a letter from R.E.I. Elite about a Franklin County property. What should I do?
Call us at 513-951-8401 or request a free audit on this page using the property address from your letter. It means our audit already flagged funds that may be held in your name, and we will share exactly what we found — including the full amount — before you decide anything.
Is this real — or is this a scam?
It is a fair question, and we encourage you to ask it. Surplus funds are real, and the Franklin County totals on this page come from the Government's own published figures. We are a real Ohio company based in Cincinnati — 2752 Madison Rd — veteran owned, in business since 2016, with a BBB A+ Rating and a 5.0 rating on Google. Our team works Franklin County cases every day from that office, serving Columbus-area families by phone and email. We disclose the full amount our audit finds before you sign anything, and we never ask for money upfront.
Can the Government keep the money if nobody comes forward?
Yes. Unclaimed surplus funds do not stay available forever. If no one comes forward, the money can eventually be lost to the family it belongs to. That is why it is worth checking now — the audit is free and takes just a minute to request.
How long does a recovery take?
Every situation is different, and we will not promise a timeline we cannot control. Many recoveries take a few months from start to payment. We keep you updated throughout so you always know where things stand.
Find out if Franklin County money is being held in your name.
One property address is all we need to start. We audit Government records, confirm what is being held, and tell you the full amount — free, confidential, and with no pressure to sign anything.
- Call513-951-8401
- Email[email protected]
- Office — Cincinnati, serving Franklin County daily2752 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45209
- Response TimeWithin 1 business day
Currently tracking $7,887,536.27 held across 279 Franklin County foreclosures (latest Government figures).
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Enter the address of the Franklin County property that was foreclosed. We audit Government records and tell you what we find. There is no cost to check.