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Excess Proceeds is any amount of funds over $150 remaining after the Treasurer and Tax Collector sells a tax-defaulted property and recovers the taxes, penalties and fees owed.

Suppose you were unable to meet the payment obligation of $5,000 that was owed to your local Treasurer and Tax Collector and they placed your property up for auction. After numerous bids during the auction, your property quickly gets sold for $105,000.

After the county collects the $5,000 that was owed to them for the delinquent taxes and fees, according to your state law, you are entitled to the excess proceeds in the amount of $100,000!

Property Sold Amount: $105,000

Delinquent Taxes: — $ 5,000

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Excess Proceeds = $100,000

Claims can only be submitted by or on the behalf of Parties of Interest.

Parties of Interest are the property's Owners and/or lien-holders, specifically defined for Excess Proceeds as "any person with title of record to all or any portion of the property prior to the recordation of the tax deed to the purchaser" and “lien-holders of record prior to the recordation of the tax deed to the purchaser”

With American Proceeds, there are NO upfront costs or hidden fees. We take care of all fees required to submit all forms and claims on your behalf.

You don’t pay a penny if we don’t recover your excess proceeds.

Depending on your state’s tax laws, you only have a limited time to claim the funds owed to you before your money is considered “abandoned property” and forfeited to your local Treasurer and Tax Collector.

Contact a case manager for more information about processing times in your area.