All Resources

Shows you where/how to locate the Title Report, Notification Addresses, Deed, Tax Deed Application and Surplus Notice for each of the 67 Florida Counties.

Gives you full contact information for each of the 67 Florida Counties: Mailing Address, Phone, Email, Contact Person

This is an example of a First Letter of Contact for when you are pursuing potential clients. This example gives less information about the source of the surplus money. Sometimes, a person will try an circumvent your efforts and put in the claim themselves. This will prevent that.

This is an example of a First Letter of Contact for when you are pursuing potential clients. This example gives more information about the source of the surplus money. You will begin to get a feel for what information to provide at first contact.

How to keep yourself organized with the daily surplus lists we give you. It can become overwhelming with so many files. This gives suggestions on how to keep it all together.

This guide shows you how to research liens, mortgages and other documents mentioned on Property Information Reports

How to locate a lawyer that has experience with claiming the surplus funds

This guide gives examples of a conversation you might have with a property owner if you are trying to purchase the property before the auction. One strategy to use is to purchase the property but still allow it to go to the auction and therefore you are the current owner who is owed the surplus.

We have an example of the Property Information Reports for every county and we show you where to look for possible liens to research.

This guide shows you tips and tricks to locating the property owner that is owed the surplus.

This guide discusses the routes you can take with the property owner, Contingency Agreement + Power of Attorney OR Assignment of Interest.

This guide shows you how to check older records and see if a claim was already made as well as showing you the leftover surplus.

Each county offers different items online, freely. We show you where they are. If a county does not offer a particular document, you can always contact the county and request it. Florida has the most open public records law in the country.