Did Your Stamford Connecticut Property Sell at a Tax Sale?

You may be entitled to recover surplus funds from tax sales or foreclosure proceedings.

What Are Surplus Funds?

  • When property taxes go unpaid in Stamford, Connecticut, the municipality may eventually conduct a tax sale to recover the unpaid taxes.

  • If the property sells for more than the taxes owed, the remaining funds are called surplus funds.

  • These funds may still belong to the former property owner or their heirs.

How Are Surplus Funds Create?

1.Taxes Go Unpaid

2. Town Conducts Tax Sale

3. Property Sells for More Than Taxes Owed

4. Surplus Funds Are Created

Who Can Claim Surplus Funds?

Former Property Owners

Heirs Of Deceased Property Owners

Estate Representatives

Individuals With Legal Ownership Interest

CHECK IF SURPLUS FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE

If you believe a property in Stamford may have been sold at tax sale or foreclosure, submit the information below and we will review the records to determine whether surplus funds may exist.

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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.