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AI-drafted coverage of tax-sale surplus rulings, state legislation, and claim-deadline changes. Each post cites the underlying news sources.
Pennsylvania Upset Sale Surplus Funds: Act 542 Rules and Claims
Learn how Pennsylvania Act 542 governs tax sale surplus funds from upset sales, priority rules for former owners and lienholders, and claim procedures.
- Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Arizona ARS §42-18204 Excess Proceeds: Tax Sale Surplus Guide
Learn how Arizona ARS §42-18204 governs excess proceeds after tax foreclosure sales, including claim priorities, deadlines, and procedural steps.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Texas Tax Code §34.04: Deadlines and Rules for Excess Proceeds
Understand Texas Property Tax Code §34.04, including the strict two-year deadline, priority rules, and procedures for claiming tax sale excess proceeds.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Texas Property Tax Code §34.04: Understanding Excess Proceeds Claim Deadlines
Explore Texas Property Tax Code §34.04, detailing the legal framework for claiming excess proceeds from tax sales, including deadlines and eligible parties.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Florida Tax Deed Surplus Guide: Navigating the 120-Day Claim Window
Understand Florida's 120-day tax deed surplus claim window under Fla. Stat. 197.582, lienholder priority rules, and former owner rights.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Georgia Excess Tax Sale Funds: Who Can Claim and the 5-Year Escheat Rule
Understand Georgia's tax sale surplus laws under O.C.G.A. § 48-4-5, who has priority to claim excess funds, and how the 5-year escheat rule applies.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Florida Tax Deed Surplus Laws: Navigating the 120-Day Owner Claim Window
Understand Florida tax deed surplus funds, priority claims, statutory timelines under Chapter 197, and how property owners can claim excess proceeds.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
New York RPTL § 1136 Surplus Proceedings: A Complete Legal Guide
Explore how New York RPTL § 1136 surplus money proceedings operate, who can claim excess tax foreclosure proceeds, and key deadlines post-Tyler v. Hennepin.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Illinois Tax Sales: Indemnity Fund vs. Surplus Proceeds Explained
Understand the key legal differences between surplus proceeds and the Illinois tax sale indemnity fund, including eligibility standards and filing timelines.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Illinois Indemnity Fund vs. Surplus Proceeds: Which Applies to Your Case?
Compare Illinois tax sale surplus proceeds and the County Indemnity Fund. Learn statutory standards, filing deadlines, and key legal eligibility differences.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 17, 2026·2 min
Michigan Surplus Funds: Post-Rafaeli Claim Rules and Deadlines
Learn how the landmark Rafaeli v. Oakland County ruling changed Michigan tax foreclosure surplus claims, statutory deadlines, and MCL 211.78t rules.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 16, 2026·2 min
Georgia Excess Tax Sale Funds: Who Can Claim & The 5-Year Rule
Learn who is entitled to claim Georgia excess tax sale proceeds, how lienholder priority works, and how the five-year statutory escheat rule applies.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 16, 2026·2 min
Texas Tax Code §34.04: Guide to Excess Proceeds Claim Deadlines
Learn the legal deadlines, priority rules, and procedural requirements for claiming tax sale excess proceeds under Texas Property Tax Code §34.04.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 16, 2026·2 min
Georgia Excess Tax Sale Funds: Claim Priority and the 5-Year Escheat Rule
Understand who can claim Georgia tax sale surplus funds, priority rules under O.C.G.A. 48-4-5, and how the 5-year escheat timeline impacts your claim.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 16, 2026·2 min
Pennsylvania Upset Sales and Act 542: Claiming Surplus Tax Sale Funds
Learn how Pennsylvania Act 542 governs upset tax sales, surplus fund distributions, priority lien claims, and deadlines for former property owners.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 16, 2026·2 min
Texas Property Tax Code §34.04: Excess Proceeds Claim Deadlines
Learn the claim deadlines, priority rules, and procedural steps for recovering tax-sale excess proceeds under Texas Property Tax Code §34.04.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 15, 2026·2 min
Arizona ARS § 42-18204: Understanding Excess Proceeds and Foreclosure
A comprehensive legal guide to Arizona ARS § 42-18204 tax lien foreclosures, redemption periods, and claiming excess proceeds in Superior Court.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 15, 2026·2 min
Arizona ARS §42-18204 Excess Proceeds and Tax Foreclosure Guide
Understand how Arizona ARS §42-18204 impacts tax lien foreclosures, excess proceeds claims, legal deadlines, priority rights, and owner equity recovery.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 15, 2026·2 min
Pennsylvania Upset Tax Sale Surplus Funds and Act 542: An Explainer
Understanding Pennsylvania's laws governing surplus funds from upset tax sales, including Act 542, claimant eligibility, and critical deadlines.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 14, 2026·2 min
Florida Tax Deed Surplus: Understanding the 120-Day Owner Claim Window
This guide explains Florida's 120-day window for former owners to claim surplus funds from tax deed sales, outlining the legal framework and key considerations.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 14, 2026·2 min
Navigating New York RPTL §1136: Surplus Money Proceedings Explained
Understand New York's RPTL §1136 surplus money proceedings for tax sale overages. This guide covers eligibility, deadlines, and the legal framework.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 13, 2026·2 min
Arizona Tax Sale Surplus: Understanding ARS §42-18204 Excess Proceeds
Explore Arizona's legal framework for claiming surplus funds from tax lien sales under ARS §42-18204. This guide covers eligibility, process, and deadlines.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 13, 2026·2 min
New York RPTL §1136 Tax Foreclosure: Guide to Surplus Money Proceedings
Understand how New York RPTL §1136 governs tax foreclosure sales and surplus money proceedings following constitutional reforms protecting property equity.
Surplus LawsRead→ - Oct 13, 2026·2 min
Georgia Excess Tax Sale Funds: Priority Claims and the 5-Year Rule
Understand who can claim Georgia tax sale excess proceeds, priority order under O.C.G.A. § 48-4-5, and the strict 5-year escheat deadline.
Surplus LawsRead→