At Joseph Investment Group, we assist clients in the process of claiming surplus funds. With the procedure of receiving funds from different counties being tedious, we provide the best service and representation to successfully file claims and create monetary gain for our people.

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With every state requiring different procedures for filing claims, we specialize in the states of Florida, Texas and Ohio. We do our best to make the process simple and enjoyable for our clients; A walk in the park to monetary gain!​ By expert research, client communication, and excellent resources from a variety of counties, we do all of the work! Our claimants spend little time communicating and cooperating with our team, and receive generous payouts!

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We provide attorneys that our clients may not be able to acquire. No costs are applied until after successful payouts! Upfront costs are NOT required for each claim! We only require a service fee after surpluses are disbursed!

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 Florida Statute 45.032

 

45.032 Disbursement of surplus funds after judicial sale.

"(a) 'Owner of record' means the person or persons who appear to be owners of the property that is the subject of the foreclosure proceeding on the date of the filing of the lis pendens. (c) 'Surplus funds' or 'surplus' means the funds remaining after payment of all disbursements required by the final judgement of foreclosure and shown on the certificate of disbursements."

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"(2) A person claiming a legal right to the surplus as an assignee of the rights of the owner of record must prove to the court that such person is entitled to the funds."

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Florida Senate Website:
Chapter 45 Section 032 - 2022 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate

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Florida Statute 197.432

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197.432 Sale of tax certificates for unpaid taxes
"(1) On the day and approximately at the time designated in the notice of the sale, the tax collector shall commence the sale of tax certificates on the real property on which taxes have not been paid."

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​Florida Senate Website:

Chapter 197 Section 432 - 2011 Florida Statutes - The Florida Senate