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Churchill County surplus funds list

Nevada · unclaimed money left over from tax deed and foreclosure sales, updated Oct 12, 2026.

$257,172unclaimed on the list
9records
$84,584largest surplus
7over $10,000

Surplus by amount

The newest sale on this list is from May 15, 2026. Churchill County holds tax sales only a few times a year, and new surplus shows up on the list after the next sale. We check the official list every week — source.

Is this your former property? You can claim surplus yourself, free, from Churchill County Treasurer. How to claim →

Churchill County surplus records (9)

Sale dateTypeCase / deed #Former ownerSurplus
May 15, 2026Tax deed007-551-26S••••• I••••• C••$84,584
May 15, 2026Tax deed008-752-15G•••• K••••$53,316
May 15, 2026Tax deed005-571-03R••••• H••• H••$26,643
May 15, 2026Tax deed004-351-37N••••• W•• &••$21,847
May 15, 2026Tax deed006-122-64H•••• O•• S•••••$20,433
May 15, 2026Tax deed005-571-04R••••• H••• H••$18,438
May 15, 2026Tax deed006-122-39H•••• O•• S•••••$15,314
May 15, 2026Tax deed005-251-06R••••• H••• H••$8,885
May 15, 2026Tax deed005-251-08R••••• H••• H••$7,714

Source: Churchill County Treasurer, list dated May 15, 2026, checked Oct 12, 2026. Owner names are shortened here; full names, parcel numbers and CSV export are in Pro.

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Nevada surplus funds rules

Sales that create surplus
County treasurer tax sale of trust property (NRS 361.585-361.610); Non-judicial trustee sale (NRS 107.080; HOA lien foreclosure sale (NRS 116.31164); Judicial foreclosure
Who holds the money
Tax sale: county treasurer. Trustee/HOA sale: the trustee or HOA agent distributes; disputed funds may be interpleaded. verify
Unclaimed funds go to
Tax sale: excess not claimed within 1 year after the treasurer's deed is recorded goes to the county general fund and may not be refunded to the former owner or successors (NRS 361.610(4)). Trustee/HOA surplus goes to unclaimed property (NRS 120A) if uncashed. verify
How owners claim
Written claim (Excess Proceeds Application) filed with the county treasurer. Liens recorded before the sale get priority, then persons listed in NRS 361.585(4)(a),(e),(f). The treasurer rules within 30 days after the filing period; judicial review within 90 days. — deadline: 1 year after the treasurer's deed is recorded
Agent / finder fee cap
NRS 361.610(11): a locate/recover agreement must be in writing and signed by the claimant. Where a natural person recovers excess from the sale of his or her primary residence, the fee may not exceed 10% of the total remaining excess due. For state-held unclaimed property, NRS 120A.740 caps fees at 10% if delivered less than 5 years before the agreement and 20% if 5 or more years.

Law: NRS 361.610(4),(5),(11),(12); NRS 120A.740 · confirm details with the county; rules change.

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Questions

Where does the Churchill County surplus funds list come from?

From the official list published by Churchill County Treasurer (source). Surplus Funds HQ checks it every week and last found it updated May 15, 2026.

How do I claim surplus funds in Churchill County?

The former owner (or heirs) files a claim with the office that holds the funds, usually with ID and proof of ownership. It is free to do yourself. See how to claim surplus funds; in Nevada: 1 year after the treasurer's deed is recorded.

Can someone else claim the money for me?

Yes, recovery agents and attorneys do this for a fee, but Nevada law may cap the fee or require a waiting period (NRS 361.610(11): a locate/recover agreement must be in writing and signed by the claimant. Where a natural person recovers excess from the sale of his or her primary residence, the fee may not exceed 10% of the total remaining excess due. For state-held unclaimed property, NRS 120A.740 caps fees at 10% if delivered less than 5 years before the agreement and 20% if 5 or more years.). Read any contract carefully; you never need an agent to file.