Recover Surplus Funds in Escambia County, FL

Expert surplus funds recovery services in Escambia County, Florida. Specializing in tax deed surplus, foreclosure surplus, and navigating Escambia County's specific procedures and deadlines.

Escambia County Quick Facts

Essential information for surplus funds recovery in Escambia County, Florida.

County Seat

Pensacola

Population: 321,000

County Clerk

Pam Childers

(850) 595-4310

Tax Deed Deadline

3 years from date of tax deed sale

From sale date

Established

1821

662 sq miles

Why Escambia County Expertise Matters

Home to Naval Air Station Pensacola and a major Gulf Coast tourism destination, Escambia County has unique property dynamics and surplus fund opportunities.

Military & Tourism Market Dynamics

Military Housing Properties

Properties near NAS Pensacola and Eglin AFB often generate surplus funds from tax deed sales due to military relocations.

Tourism & Vacation Rentals

Gulf Coast tourism properties and vacation rentals create opportunities for surplus fund recovery from various property types.

Commercial Properties

Pensacola's downtown and waterfront commercial properties often have significant surplus amounts when sold.

Local Recovery Process

1

Property Research

We search Escambia County records to identify surplus funds tied to your former property.

2

Documentation Preparation

We prepare all required forms and gather necessary supporting documents for your claim.

3

Clerk Filing

We file your claim with the Escambia County Clerk's office and track the processing status.

4

Fund Recovery

Once approved, we ensure you receive your surplus funds promptly and securely.

Escambia County Courthouse Information

Address

190 Governmental Center, Pensacola, FL 32502

Clerk's Office

(850) 595-4310

County Clerk

Pam Childers

Office Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Major Cities in Escambia County

Pensacola
Century
Molino
Cantonment
Ferry Pass

Neighboring Counties

Santa RosaBaldwin (Alabama)Mobile (Alabama)

Critical Deadline Warning

Escambia County surplus fund deadlines are strictly enforced. Missing a deadline means permanent loss of your money to the county.

Tax Deed Sales

3 years from date of tax deed sale

Foreclosure Sales

Varies - typically 120 days to 2 years

Sheriff's Sales

Contact clerk within 10 days of discovery

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Escambia County Surplus Funds FAQ

Common questions about surplus fund recovery in Escambia County, Florida.

How long do I have to claim surplus funds in Escambia County?

For tax deed sales, you have 3 years from the date of the tax deed sale. For foreclosure surplus, deadlines vary but are typically between 120 days to 2 years. Sheriff's sales require immediate action - contact the clerk within 10 days of discovery. Time limits are strictly enforced, so don't delay.

Where is the Escambia County Courthouse located?

The Escambia County Courthouse is located at 190 Governmental Center, Pensacola, FL 32502. The Clerk's office handles surplus fund claims and can be reached at (850) 595-4310. Office hours are typically Monday-Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

What documents do I need to claim surplus funds in Escambia County?

Required documents typically include: valid photo ID, proof of ownership or interest in the property, copies of relevant deeds or liens, and properly completed claim forms. Additional documentation may be required depending on your specific situation and the type of surplus.

How much are surplus funds typically worth in Escambia County?

Surplus amounts vary widely based on property values and debt amounts. In Escambia County, surplus funds can range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands. Properties in Pensacola and surrounding areas often generate higher surplus amounts due to increased property values.

Can I claim surplus funds if I live outside Escambia County?

Yes, you can claim surplus funds regardless of where you currently live. Many former property owners move away before discovering they have surplus funds available. We assist clients nationwide in recovering their Escambia County surplus funds.

What's the difference between tax deed and foreclosure surplus in Escambia County?

Tax deed surplus comes from county tax deed sales when the property sells for more than the taxes owed. Foreclosure surplus results from mortgage foreclosure sales where the sale price exceeds the total debt. Both have different procedures and deadlines in Escambia County.

Our Escambia County Services

Specialized surplus recovery services for all types of property sales in Escambia County.

Tax Deed Surplus Recovery

Recover surplus funds from Escambia County tax deed sales. We handle all paperwork and county procedures.

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Foreclosure Surplus Recovery

Professional assistance with foreclosure surplus claims in Escambia County courts and clerk offices.

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Full Recovery Service

Complete surplus fund recovery service covering all types of sales and procedures in Escambia County.

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Don't Let Escambia County Keep Your Money

If you lost property to tax sale or foreclosure in Escambia County, you may be entitled to surplus funds. Our experts know the county's procedures and can help you recover what's rightfully yours.

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