Lee County, FL Surplus Funds List 2026

$11.4M in unclaimed surplus funds across 657 records in Lee County, Florida — also called excess proceeds. Every record counted here names a former owner and carries a positive balance.

Lee County does not publish a claim deadline with its list, so the deadline column reads —. We do not calculate one — confirm the claim window with the county.

Total Unclaimed

$11.4M

657 named-owner records

Median Claim

$13,750

Half are larger, half smaller

Largest Claim

$177,868

Single record

Sale Dates

Jan 3, 2017

through Mar 24, 2026

Lee County Surplus Funds Records

The 25 largest of 657 records. Former-owner names are not published on this page — they are part of what the county list delivers.

#Surplus AmountSale DateClaim Deadline
1$177,868Dec 16, 2025
2$175,585Sep 9, 2025
3$149,624Aug 12, 2025
4$147,533Jan 9, 2024
5$142,006Jul 29, 2025
6$131,913Apr 8, 2025
7$112,989Dec 2, 2025
8$82,026Dec 16, 2025
9$80,134Jan 13, 2026
10$65,334Jan 30, 2024
11$62,565Apr 8, 2025
12$60,431Aug 19, 2025
13$59,559Dec 2, 2025
14$58,655Dec 2, 2025
15$57,406Sep 30, 2025
16$55,005Jan 13, 2026
17$54,324Dec 16, 2025
18$51,830Feb 10, 2026
19$51,076Feb 4, 2025
20$51,043Oct 1, 2024
21$50,266Feb 18, 2025
22$48,535Feb 18, 2025
23$47,802Feb 10, 2026
24$46,898Jan 27, 2026
25$45,565Feb 6, 2024

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LienSuite compiles and organizes public county records. We are not a law firm and not a surplus recovery or "finder" service — we do not locate claimants for you, file claims, or take a percentage of anything. What you do with the list is up to you, and it has to comply with your state's rules.

FL fee rules

Florida caps recovery/assignee compensation (around 12% for assignees). Owners can also file the claim themselves for free.

The owner can always claim these funds for free.

Former owners — or their heirs — can file directly with the county at no cost; no recovery agent, attorney, or paid service is required. Many states require any recovery agreement to disclose this in writing.

Data sourced from public county tax records and appraisal district filings. Updated periodically. All counts shown are approximate ranges, not exact figures. Property data may contain inaccuracies from source records. This information is provided for educational and research purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, or investment advice. Always verify data independently before making investment decisions.