When a property is sold at a tax sale or foreclosure, and it sells for more than the taxes or debts owed, the extra money is called a “surplus” or excess proceeds. After a redemption period the surplus funds are transferred to the Chancery Court. The owner can file a claim with the court — but it requires navigating legal filings, deadlines, and hearings.

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