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Entitled to tax sale surplus (180-day unclaimed-property transfer) and mortgage foreclosure surplus.
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For foreclosure by advertisement, S.D. Codified Laws § 21-48-16 requires surplus payment to the circuit court clerk and mailed notice to the mortgagor and junior lienholders; judicial distribution follows §§ 21-47-12 and 21-47-18. Section 21-48-16 sets no fixed general owner application cutoff for clerk-held money. Request prompt disbursement in the foreclosure court. Property-redemption periods under chs. 21-48 and 21-48A are separate.
S.D. Codified Laws § 10-25-39, amended in 2024 and 2025, requires return of tax-deed surplus to the prior record owner after taxes, penalties, interest, county liens and costs. If the owner cannot be found within 180 days, surplus transfers to the Unclaimed Property Division. This is a county transfer trigger, not a permanent bar to an owner claim. Tax-certificate property redemption before deed is separate.
S.D. Codified Laws ch. 43-41B governs unclaimed property, with administrator claims under § 43-41B-25. Section 43-41B-25 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim cutoff. The administrator has 180 days to consider a filed claim. Judicial-review deadlines after denial are separate.
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S.D. Codified Laws § 10-25-39, amended in 2024 and 2025, requires return of tax-deed surplus to the prior record owner after taxes, penalties, interest, county liens and costs. If the owner cannot be found within 180 days, surplus transfers to the Unclaimed Property Division.
S.D. Codified Laws § 10-25-39, amended in 2024 and 2025, requires return of tax-deed surplus to the prior record owner after taxes, penalties, interest, county liens and costs. If the owner cannot be found within 180 days, surplus transfers to the Unclaimed Property Division. This is a county transfer trigger, not a permanent bar to an owner claim.
This is a county transfer trigger, not a permanent bar to an owner claim. Tax-certificate property redemption before deed is separate.
For foreclosure by advertisement, S.D. Codified Laws § 21-48-16 requires surplus payment to the circuit court clerk and mailed notice to the mortgagor and junior lienholders; judicial distribution follows §§ 21-47-12 and 21-47-18. Section 21-48-16 sets no fixed general owner application cutoff for clerk-held money.
For foreclosure by advertisement, S.D. Codified Laws § 21-48-16 requires surplus payment to the circuit court clerk and mailed notice to the mortgagor and junior lienholders; judicial distribution follows §§ 21-47-12 and 21-47-18. Section 21-48-16 sets no fixed general owner application cutoff for clerk-held money. Request prompt disbursement in the foreclosure court.
Request prompt disbursement in the foreclosure court. Property-redemption periods under chs. 21-48 and 21-48A are separate.
S.D. Codified Laws ch. 43-41B governs unclaimed property, with administrator claims under § 43-41B-25. Section 43-41B-25 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim cutoff.
S.D. Codified Laws ch. 43-41B governs unclaimed property, with administrator claims under § 43-41B-25. Section 43-41B-25 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim cutoff. The administrator has 180 days to consider a filed claim.
The administrator has 180 days to consider a filed claim. Judicial-review deadlines after denial are separate.
Tax-certificate property redemption before deed is separate. Property-redemption periods under chs. 21-48 and 21-48A are separate. Judicial-review deadlines after denial are separate.
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