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Was a Connecticut Property Sold at Tax Sale or Foreclosure?

Property owners and heirs may still be entitled to surplus funds after a tax sale or foreclosure in Connecticut.
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When a Property Is Sold for Unpaid Taxes

  • When property taxes remain unpaid for an extended period, municipalities in Connecticut may conduct a tax sale.

  • The purpose of the sale is to recover the unpaid taxes and costs owed to the municipality.

  • However, in some cases the property sells for more than the taxes owed.

  • When this happens, the extra money is called surplus funds or excess proceeds.

Who may Be Eligible?

Former Property Owners

Heirs of deceased Property owners

Estate Representatives

Individuals with legal ownership Interest in the Property

Submit Property Information for Review


If you believe a property may have been sold at tax sale or foreclosure in Connecticut, provide the property information below and we will review public records to determine whether surplus funds may exist.
Name Phone Number E-mail Current Address Foreclosed Property Address City/Town Were Property Is Located Relationship To Property Message Submit

Thomas Overage Solutions assists Connecticut property owners and heirs in recovering surplus funds from tax sales and foreclosure proceedings. Our contingency-based approach means there are no upfront fees we are only paid if funds are successfully recovered.