A clear administrative process
How Florida Tax Deed Surplus Assistance Works
The process begins with the public record and proceeds carefully through verification, documentation, submission, and follow-up.
Talk With VVRIdentify Potential Surplus
VVR reviews available public records and information concerning a Florida tax deed sale and possible surplus proceeds.
Verify the Situation
Information about the property, former owner, possible claimant, estate, heirs, liens, and county file is reviewed.
Gather Required Information
VVR helps organize the administrative information and documents requested by the applicable process.
Submit the Claim
Appropriate claim documentation is prepared or submitted according to the applicable county process.
Follow the Process
VVR assists with administrative follow-up and communicates updates as the clerk, court, or other authority processes the matter.
Important
Every matter is different. Submission does not guarantee eligibility, priority, approval, timing, or payment. Legal, probate, lien-priority, or tax questions may require an appropriate licensed professional.
What you can send
If available, include the letter, county, parcel ID, tax deed or certificate number, sale date, former owner’s name, and a short explanation of your connection to the property.
What happens next
We will review the information and tell you whether the matter appears to fit our administrative assistance service. There is no obligation simply because you ask us to review it.
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Check If Surplus Funds May Be Available
If you received a letter from Valor Venture Realty or believe property connected to you or your family may have been sold at a Florida tax deed sale, you can ask our team to review the available public record. Please provide the information you have available.
Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship, guarantee eligibility or recovery, create a client relationship, or obligate VVR to provide services.