Surplus Funds Index / Florida

Alachua County, Florida tax sale overages list (excess proceeds)

Alachua County has 28 verified surplus funds records from tax deed sales, totaling $619,229. The largest single record is $168,986. The nearest open claim deadline is Nov 4, 2026. Data was last verified against the county's report dated Aug 4, 2026.

$619,229
total surplus
28
records
$168,986
largest record

Largest records (sample)

Top 10 of 28 records by amount. Owner names are not shown on public pages, matching the county's own redaction practice; sale references below are the county's public identifiers.

Sale referenceSale dateSurplus amountClaim deadlineStatus
TD 2025-058Aug 26, 2025$168,986Aug 26, 2026available
TD 2024-081Jan 7, 2025$98,480Jan 7, 2026deadline_passed
TD 2026-015Jun 23, 2026$60,659Jun 23, 2027available
TD 2025-056Aug 19, 2025$60,495Aug 19, 2026available
TD 2025-075Nov 18, 2025$56,343Nov 18, 2026available
TD 2025-026Mar 25, 2025$27,214Mar 25, 2026deadline_passed
TD 2025-057Aug 19, 2025$23,466Aug 19, 2026available
TD 2025-042Jun 3, 2025$17,425Jun 3, 2026deadline_passed
TD 2025-081Dec 16, 2025$16,500Dec 16, 2026available
TD 2025-071Nov 4, 2025$12,902Nov 4, 2026available

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