County Surplus Funds Lists

Every surplus / excess-proceeds record we hold for a single county — former owner names where the county publishes them, amounts, sale dates, and published claim deadlines — as a clean CSV download. One-time $27 per county, no subscription.

Compiled from official county public records. Amounts and deadlines are estimates as of our last data pull for each county.

Public Records Data20 Counties Available

Available County Lists

Lee County

Florida

$27

Records

903

Total Surplus

$15.8M

Largest

$177,868

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Marion County

Florida

$27

Records

969

Total Surplus

$11.1M

Largest

$94,738

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

DeKalb County

Georgia

$27

Records

239

Total Surplus

$6.9M

Largest

$307,589

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Dallas County

Texas

$27

Records

207

Total Surplus

$5.1M

Largest

$195,593

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Fort Bend County

Texas

$27

Records

146

Total Surplus

$4.2M

Largest

$382,560

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Sarasota County

Florida

$27

Records

270

Total Surplus

$2.5M

Largest

$219,669

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Gwinnett County

Georgia

$27

Records

60

Total Surplus

$2.2M

Largest

$768,395

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Highlands County

Florida

$27

Records

489

Total Surplus

$1.7M

Largest

$46,322

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Osceola County

Florida

$27

Records

240

Total Surplus

$1.6M

Largest

$223,894

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Volusia County

Florida

$27

Records

376

Total Surplus

$1.2M

Largest

$47,527

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Alachua County

Florida

$27

Records

35

Total Surplus

$1.1M

Largest

$168,986

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Houston County

Georgia

$27

Records

55

Total Surplus

$1M

Largest

$273,220

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Collier County

Florida

$27

Records

34

Total Surplus

$786,383

Largest

$212,020

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Pasco County

Florida

$27

Records

95

Total Surplus

$510,557

Largest

$23,011

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Jasper County

Georgia

$27

Records

87

Total Surplus

$417,821

Largest

$108,056

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Brevard County

Florida

$27

Records

60

Total Surplus

$191,698

Largest

$16,996

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Sumter County

Florida

$27

Records

122

Total Surplus

$184,643

Largest

$93,806

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Brooks County

Georgia

$27

Records

61

Total Surplus

$175,305

Largest

$26,277

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Crisp County

Georgia

$27

Records

14

Total Surplus

$49,891

Largest

$10,678

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

Jackson County

Florida

$27

Records

1

Total Surplus

$4,992

Largest

$4,992

Data as of September 19, 2026

View list details →

How it works

  • Pick a county and pay once — $27, no subscription and no recurring charge.
  • Download the full CSV immediately: 3 downloads included, 30-day access window.
  • Every record includes the estimated surplus amount, sale date, the former owner name where the county publishes one, and the claim deadline where the county has published one.
  • You are buying data, not a recovery service — LienSuite does not locate claimants, file claims, or take a percentage of anything.

Important legal disclaimer

Surplus amounts and deadlines are estimates compiled from public county records as of the last data pull and may already be claimed, paid, or expired — always confirm with the county before acting. This is information, not legal or financial advice. Recovery fees are capped by state law, and some states (such as Texas) bar non-attorneys from charging any fee to recover an owner's excess proceeds; former owners can also file claims themselves for free. Consult a licensed attorney in the relevant jurisdiction before pursuing a claim.