Florida homeowners and heirs may be entitled to surplus funds after a tax deed sale. Discover how to claim this unclaimed money.
Florida’s rising number of tax deed sales is leaving behind an unexpected benefit for former property owners: surplus funds. These are court-held funds left over when a property sells for more than the tax debt and associated fees.
By law, this surplus belongs to the person who owned the property at the time of the tax sale—or their heirs. But navigating the claim process can be tricky.
One Florida-based recovery team is helping individuals and estates reclaim these funds by handling:
- Petition filing
- Probate document collection
- Lien and title verification
- Court correspondence
Alex Muniz, who has overseen dozens of successful Florida claims, stresses the urgency:
“The claim window in Florida is strict. Many people miss out because they simply don’t know they’re eligible.”
With no fees unless funds are recovered, and a dedicated team of legal and research professionals, homeowners can rest assured the process is in capable hands.
To start a Florida claim or learn more about deadlines, visit The Foreclosure Focus.
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