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Surplus Funds Leads in Wisconsin
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Live count of surplus funds leads from tax and foreclosure sales. Counts only.
Entitled to mortgage foreclosure surplus; tax foreclosure surplus depends on which method the county used (in rem vs. mortgage-style).
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Live count of surplus funds leads from tax and foreclosure sales. Updated in real time, counts only.
Wis. Stat. § 846.162 governs judicial mortgage surplus paid into court, with parties and former lienholders filing notice with the clerk for court entitlement decisions. Section 846.162 sets no fixed general initial notice deadline. At least eight days' notice is required before hearing. Move promptly in the foreclosure case; statutory property redemption is separate.
Wis. Stat. § 75.36(2m), (3) governs net proceeds after county sale of tax-deeded property, paying the former owner the remainder after statutory deductions. The county sends payment to the former owner. If returned or unclaimed for one year after mailing, it becomes county unclaimed funds under § 59.66(2). This is not immediate forfeiture of all owner rights under § 75.36(2m)(b).
Wis. Stat. ch. 177 governs state unclaimed property, with owner claims under §§ 177.0903–.0906; county-held funds may instead follow § 59.66(2). Section 177.0903 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline for state-held property. The Department of Revenue says an owner may claim whenever ownership is proved. County-held funds follow § 59.66(2).
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Wis. Stat. § 75.36(2m), (3) governs net proceeds after county sale of tax-deeded property, paying the former owner the remainder after statutory deductions. The county sends payment to the former owner.
Wis. Stat. § 75.36(2m), (3) governs net proceeds after county sale of tax-deeded property, paying the former owner the remainder after statutory deductions. The county sends payment to the former owner. If returned or unclaimed for one year after mailing, it becomes county unclaimed funds under § 59.66(2).
If returned or unclaimed for one year after mailing, it becomes county unclaimed funds under § 59.66(2). This is not immediate forfeiture of all owner rights under § 75.36(2m)(b).
Wis. Stat. § 846.162 governs judicial mortgage surplus paid into court, with parties and former lienholders filing notice with the clerk for court entitlement decisions. Section 846.162 sets no fixed general initial notice deadline.
Wis. Stat. § 846.162 governs judicial mortgage surplus paid into court, with parties and former lienholders filing notice with the clerk for court entitlement decisions. Section 846.162 sets no fixed general initial notice deadline. At least eight days' notice is required before hearing.
At least eight days' notice is required before hearing. Move promptly in the foreclosure case; statutory property redemption is separate.
Wis. Stat. ch. 177 governs state unclaimed property, with owner claims under §§ 177.0903–.0906; county-held funds may instead follow § 59.66(2). Section 177.0903 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline for state-held property.
Wis. Stat. ch. 177 governs state unclaimed property, with owner claims under §§ 177.0903–.0906; county-held funds may instead follow § 59.66(2). Section 177.0903 sets no fixed general initial owner-claim deadline for state-held property. The Department of Revenue says an owner may claim whenever ownership is proved.
The Department of Revenue says an owner may claim whenever ownership is proved. County-held funds follow § 59.66(2).
This is not immediate forfeiture of all owner rights under § 75.36(2m)(b). Move promptly in the foreclosure case; statutory property redemption is separate. County-held funds follow § 59.66(2).
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