1320 E. Vermont Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202
(317) 434-3000
Surplus Funds Attorney Network
Surplus Funds Leads in Vermont
…
Live count of surplus funds leads from tax and foreclosure sales. Counts only.
Entitled to mortgage foreclosure surplus; tax sale surplus distribution is unsettled per VT's own title examiners.
Live surplus leads
Live count of surplus funds leads from tax and foreclosure sales. Updated in real time, counts only.
12 V.S.A. § 4954(c) governs judicial-sale distribution and § 4966(e) governs nonjudicial-sale distribution, with junior lienholders paid by priority and then remaining excess to the mortgagor. Neither section sets a fixed initial mortgagor surplus deadline. In a judicial case, respond to the sale report and confirmation proceeding; in a nonjudicial sale, seek payment promptly. Property-redemption periods are separate.
32 V.S.A. §§ 5252–5262 and Ran-Mar, Inc. v. Town of Berlin, 2006 VT 117, ¶¶ 9–12, govern municipal tax surplus held during redemption and paid to the taxpayer if title transfers. The tax-sale statutes set no separate general surplus filing deadline. Surplus is not payable during redemption; if the taxpayer redeems, purchase proceeds return to the purchaser. If title passes, seek excess promptly from the municipality.
27 V.S.A. ch. 18 governs unclaimed property, with § 1553 amended by 2026 Act 131 governing owner claims to the State Treasurer. Section 1553 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline. Dormancy periods govern holders, not an owner cutoff.
Questions
32 V.S.A. §§ 5252–5262 and Ran-Mar, Inc. v. Town of Berlin, 2006 VT 117, ¶¶ 9–12, govern municipal tax surplus held during redemption and paid to the taxpayer if title transfers. The tax-sale statutes set no separate general surplus filing deadline.
32 V.S.A. §§ 5252–5262 and Ran-Mar, Inc. v. Town of Berlin, 2006 VT 117, ¶¶ 9–12, govern municipal tax surplus held during redemption and paid to the taxpayer if title transfers. The tax-sale statutes set no separate general surplus filing deadline. Surplus is not payable during redemption; if the taxpayer redeems, purchase proceeds return to the purchaser.
Surplus is not payable during redemption; if the taxpayer redeems, purchase proceeds return to the purchaser. If title passes, seek excess promptly from the municipality.
12 V.S.A. § 4954(c) governs judicial-sale distribution and § 4966(e) governs nonjudicial-sale distribution, with junior lienholders paid by priority and then remaining excess to the mortgagor. Neither section sets a fixed initial mortgagor surplus deadline.
12 V.S.A. § 4954(c) governs judicial-sale distribution and § 4966(e) governs nonjudicial-sale distribution, with junior lienholders paid by priority and then remaining excess to the mortgagor. Neither section sets a fixed initial mortgagor surplus deadline. In a judicial case, respond to the sale report and confirmation proceeding; in a nonjudicial sale, seek payment promptly.
In a judicial case, respond to the sale report and confirmation proceeding; in a nonjudicial sale, seek payment promptly. Property-redemption periods are separate.
27 V.S.A. ch. 18 governs unclaimed property, with § 1553 amended by 2026 Act 131 governing owner claims to the State Treasurer. Section 1553 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline.
27 V.S.A. ch. 18 governs unclaimed property, with § 1553 amended by 2026 Act 131 governing owner claims to the State Treasurer. Section 1553 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline. Dormancy periods govern holders, not an owner cutoff.
Section 1553 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline. Dormancy periods govern holders, not an owner cutoff.
If title passes, seek excess promptly from the municipality. Property-redemption periods are separate. Dormancy periods govern holders, not an owner cutoff.
Tell us about your matter and we will point you to the right attorney, in Indiana or anywhere in our nationwide network.