Find out if you may be owed money from a foreclosure or tax deed sale in Florida.
After foreclosure and tax deed sales in Florida, surplus funds may remain after a property is sold.
These funds may belong to the former homeowner, heirs, or other eligible parties.
Alliance Property Allies helps property owners identify and recover surplus funds that may still be owed to them.
Florida Surplus Funds Laws
Under Florida law, when a property sells at a foreclosure or tax deed auction for more than the amount owed, the remaining money is called surplus funds.
Florida Statute 45.032 governs surplus funds resulting from foreclosure sales. After the foreclosure sale, the court determines the priority of claims and distributes any remaining funds to eligible parties.
For tax deed sales, Florida Statute 197.582 governs the distribution of surplus funds through the county clerk. Former property owners and lienholders may file claims to recover these funds.
Many property owners are unaware that they may still be entitled to money after a foreclosure or tax deed sale.
In addition, the United States Supreme Court ruled in 2023 (Tyler v. Hennepin County) that governments cannot keep surplus equity after a property is sold to satisfy taxes or debts. Property owners may have a constitutional right to any remaining equity after the sale.
How We Help Recover Surplus Funds
Alliance Property Allies, LLC. assists property owners in identifying and recovering surplus funds from foreclosure and tax deed sales.
Our process includes:
- Researching foreclosure and tax deed records
- Identifying potential surplus funds owed to former property owners
- Assisting with claim preparation and filing
There are no upfront fees. Recovery services are contingency-based.
What does contingency-based mean?
This means you do not pay anything up front. Our fee is only paid if we successfully recover surplus funds on your behalf. If no funds are recovered, you owe nothing.
Initial surplus funds reviews are always free.
Check If Your Property May Have Surplus Funds
Many Florida foreclosure and tax deed sales result in surplus funds that may still be owed to former property owners, heirs, or lienholders.
If your property was sold at foreclosure or tax deed auction, you may still be entitled to recover funds that remain after the sale.
Submit the property address or owner information below to request a free surplus funds review.
Request a Free Surplus Funds Review
If you believe you may be owed surplus funds from a foreclosure or tax deed sale in Florida, submit your information for a free review.
Call or Text: 727-425-4030
Submit a claim: claims@apadeals.com
General questions: surplusfunds@apadeals.com
Why Choose Alliance Property Allies
Alliance Property Allies helps former property owners and heirs recover surplus funds that may remain after foreclosure or tax deed sales in Florida. Our recovery services are contingency-based, meaning there are no upfront fees.
- Free surplus funds eligibility review
- No upfront costs or hidden fees
- Contingency-based recovery services
- Assistance with claim preparation and filing
- Confidential case evaluation
How the Surplus Funds Recovery Process Works
Step 1 — Case Review
Our team reviews foreclosure and tax deed sale records to determine if surplus funds may be owed to former property owners, heirs, or other eligible parties.
Step 2 — Claim Preparation
If surplus funds are identified, we assist in preparing the required claim documentation and submitting it to the appropriate court or county office.
Step 3 — Funds Recovery
Once the claim is approved, the surplus funds are released and distributed to the rightful claimant. Our services are contingency-based, meaning there are no upfront fees.
Florida Counties Where Surplus Funds May Be Available
Surplus funds may result from foreclosure sales or tax deed auctions throughout Florida. Many former property owners are unaware that money may still be available after these sales. Alliance Property Allies assists property owners and heirs in reviewing potential surplus funds claims in counties across Florida.
- Volusia
- Polk
- Brevard
- Orange (Orlando region)
- Sarasota
- Pasco
- Duval (Jacksonville region)
- Broward
- Miami-Dade
- Palm Beach
- Hillsborough (Tampa region)
- Pinellas
- Seminole
- Collier
- All other Florida Counties
Legal Disclaimer
Alliance Property Allies, LLC. is a private asset recovery service and is not affiliated with any government agency, county clerk, or court. Information provided on this website is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Eligibility for surplus funds depends on the specific circumstances of each foreclosure or tax deed sale. Individuals may contact the appropriate court or county office directly to pursue a claim at no cost without our assistance. By submitting information through this website, you agree to be contacted regarding potential surplus funds recovery services. Our company provides assistance on a contingency basis if you choose to use our services