Surplus Funds Index / Florida

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

Jackson County has 162 verified surplus funds records from tax deed sales, totaling $723,372. The largest single record is $28,187. The nearest open claim deadline is Sep 30, 2026. Data was last verified against the county's report dated Aug 4, 2026.

$723,372
total surplus
162
records
$28,187
largest record

Largest records (sample)

Top 10 of 162 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
618 OF 2023Oct 21, 2025$28,187Oct 21, 2026available
1156 OF 2023Jun 9, 2026$11,473Jun 9, 2027available
63 OF 2018Oct 21, 2025$9,948Oct 21, 2026available
1548 OF 2023Dec 9, 2025$8,386Dec 9, 2026available
2549 OF 2019May 5, 2026$7,663May 5, 2027available
2548 OF 2019May 5, 2026$7,567May 5, 2027available
1824 OF 2023Jun 16, 2026$7,140Jun 16, 2027available
2007 OF 2023Jun 9, 2026$6,810Jun 9, 2027available
1838 OF 2021Nov 25, 2025$6,724Nov 25, 2026available
2667 OF 2019May 26, 2026$6,717May 26, 2027available

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