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We are dedicated to helping individuals navigate the complex world of tax sale overages

We provide personalized solutions that are tailored to the unique needs of each of our clients.

When a property owner stops paying their property taxes, the local municipality (i.e., the county) will wait for a time before they seize the property in foreclosure and sell it at their annual tax sale auction.

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Experience & Expertise:

A tax sale overages professional has the knowledge and experience to navigate the complex process of claiming overages.

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Time-Saving:

Hiring a professional can save you time and effort as they will handle all the paperwork, research, and other tasks involved in the process.

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Maximized Recovery:

A professional can help you recover the maximum amount of overages owed to you, as they have the expertise to identify all potential sources of overages.

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Reduced Risk:

By hiring a professional, you can avoid the risk of making errors or overlooking important details that could result in a loss of potential overages.

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“What Are Tax Sale Overages?”

When a tax delinquent property is seized and sold at a tax sale, the bidding begins at around the amount of the back taxes owed. However, at competitive auctions, the bidding can go much higher than that.

For example, if the bidding goes as high as $130,000 when the back taxes were only $35,000, what happens to the extra $95,000? That $95,000 is a tax sale overage and belongs to the property owner who lost that property due to unpaid taxes.

The owner may not know this, and if he or she doesn’t claim that money, it will ultimately escheat to the state, which has no incentive to go out of the way to locate the former property owner.

The tricky part of the notice is that you only have two years to respond and initiate the claim.

If you don’t respond, the county (or tax authority) keeps your excess permanently (unless you get a court order).

Why is this a problem? Because many people don’t realize they can claim back the excess, and by the time they understand what happened, the clock has run out.

Even once you initiate your claim, it can take years for the process to play out, unless you hire a specialist to represent you.

 
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When a tax sale results in excess proceeds

money over and above what's needed to pay off all the liens on the property—this surplus money belongs to you (the homeowner), not the lender.

What Happens to Excess Proceeds From a Tax Sale

If you lose your home to a foreclosure and the home sells for more than you owed, you might get to keep that money. Find out how to claim surplus funds from a tax sale.

How Much Time Do I Get to Claim Excess Proceeds?

You'll need to act quickly to claim surplus funds after a foreclosure. A limited amount of time will be available for you to get the funds. The exact amount of time you'll get depends on state procedures.

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Resulted in Excess Proceeds

If you can't afford to hire a lawyer, you might want to get in touch with us. We can help you with recovering surplus funds after a Tax Sale.

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