Surplus Funds Index / Georgia

Chatham County, Georgia tax sale overages list (excess proceeds)

Chatham County has 157 verified surplus funds records from tax deed sales, totaling $1,696,304. The largest single record is $108,923. The nearest open claim deadline is Feb 28, 2027. Data was last verified against the county's report dated Jul 31, 2026.

$1,696,304
total surplus
157
records
$108,923
largest record

Largest records (sample)

Top 10 of 157 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
20043 09012Jan 7, 2025$108,923Jan 6, 2030available
20054 23015Aug 5, 2025$71,740Aug 4, 2030available
80010N13004Dec 3, 2024$63,088Dec 2, 2029available
30006 07010Nov 4, 2025$57,204Nov 3, 2030available
60825 02005Oct 7, 2025$45,200Oct 6, 2030available
20041 07005Oct 7, 2025$44,737Oct 6, 2030available
11030C02028Nov 4, 2025$43,784Nov 3, 2030available
20073 07017Oct 7, 2025$35,357Oct 6, 2030available
51011 02036Sep 6, 2022$30,384Sep 5, 2027available
20047 19010Nov 5, 2024$29,009Nov 4, 2029available

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Official sources

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