Texas surplus funds recovery

Tex. Tax Code §§ 34.03–34.04 govern tax-foreclosure excess deposited with the clerk, with petitions and competing-interest decisions under § 34.04. A claimant must petition the court that ordered the sale before the second anniversary of sale under § 34.04(a).

Tex. Tax Code §§ 34.03–34.04 govern tax-foreclosure excess deposited with the clerk, with petitions and competing-interest decisions under § 34.04. A claimant must petition the court that ordered the sale before the second anniversary of sale under § 34.04(a). Property redemption under § 34.21 is separate.

A claimant must petition the court that ordered the sale before the second anniversary of sale under § 34.04(a). Property redemption under § 34.21 is separate.

Tex. Prop. Code ch. 51 governs deed-of-trust foreclosure, with § 51.0075(e) requiring proceeds to be disbursed as law requires; the deed and lien-priority law determine the overage recipient after expenses and secured debt. Chapter 51 sets no universal initial owner surplus filing deadline.

Tex. Prop. Code ch. 51 governs deed-of-trust foreclosure, with § 51.0075(e) requiring proceeds to be disbursed as law requires; the deed and lien-priority law determine the overage recipient after expenses and secured debt. Chapter 51 sets no universal initial owner surplus filing deadline. Ask the trustee promptly for accounting and distribution; a later civil action follows its own claim and limitations period.

Ask the trustee promptly for accounting and distribution; a later civil action follows its own claim and limitations period. Property-redemption rules are separate.

Tex. Prop. Code chs. 72–75 govern unclaimed property, with owner claims to the Comptroller under § 74.501. Section 74.501 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline.

Tex. Prop. Code chs. 72–75 govern unclaimed property, with owner claims to the Comptroller under § 74.501. Section 74.501 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline. Dormancy and holder-reporting periods do not cut off the owner's claim.

Section 74.501 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline. Dormancy and holder-reporting periods do not cut off the owner's claim.

Property redemption under § 34.21 is separate. Property-redemption rules are separate. Dormancy and holder-reporting periods do not cut off the owner's claim.