Surplus Funds Index / Florida

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

Osceola County has 228 verified surplus funds records from tax deed sales, totaling $1,274,786. The largest single record is $68,974. The nearest open claim deadline is Oct 7, 2026. Data was last verified against the county's report dated Aug 4, 2026.

$1,274,786
total surplus
228
records
$68,974
largest record

Largest records (sample)

Top 10 of 228 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
256-2025Feb 17, 2026$68,974Feb 17, 2027available
191-2024Jan 28, 2025$60,366Jan 28, 2026deadline_passed
294-2025Jan 20, 2026$51,220Jan 20, 2027available
248-2025Nov 4, 2025$50,833Nov 4, 2026available
62-2026Jul 7, 2026$47,979Jul 7, 2027available
141-2024Dec 17, 2024$47,037Dec 17, 2025deadline_passed
345-2024May 20, 2025$40,916May 20, 2026deadline_passed
306-2025Feb 17, 2026$32,006Feb 17, 2027available
194-2024Jan 28, 2025$26,396Jan 28, 2026deadline_passed
342-2024May 20, 2025$25,880May 20, 2026deadline_passed

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