Maryland tax sale overages list (excess funds and surplus funds)
Data updated through Aug 10, 2026
TaxLienSimple tracks 79 verified surplus funds and excess proceeds records from Maryland tax deed sales, across 1 county, totaling $5,923,666. Every record is traced to the official county report it came from; each county below links to its source and shows the nearest claim deadline still open.
| County | Records | Total surplus | Largest record | Next claim deadline | Latest source report |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Montgomery | 79 | $5,923,666 | $414,505 | , | Aug 10, 2026 |
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Full access to the 79 Maryland records still inside their claim window, plus the full 79 verified records for reference, across 1 county: every amount, sale reference, and claim deadline, searchable and sortable, for 90 days. No subscription.
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Claiming surplus funds in Maryland
Claims are filed with the county that held the tax sale, typically the clerk of court, treasurer, or tax collector. Deadlines and required forms differ by county, and unclaimed amounts eventually escheat, so verify the deadline on the county page and its official source before relying on any figure here. TaxLienSimple is a research platform, not a recovery service, and none of this is legal advice.
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