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Hidalgo County surplus funds list

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

$202,914unclaimed on the list
74records
$53,481largest surplus
5over $10,000

Surplus by amount

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Hidalgo County surplus records (74)

TypeCase / deed #Former ownerSurplus
Tax deedT-336-05-EG••• O••• G•••••$53,481
Tax deedT-881-04-HJ•••• R••••$33,156
Tax deedT-381-06-CW••• S•••••$22,982
Tax deedT-515-04-BG••••• R•••••$14,672
Tax deedT-197-07-ER••••• S•••••$10,404
Tax deedT-1029-07-GJ••• D•• L••$7,815
Tax deedT-643-05-DA••••• G•••••$7,608
Tax deedT-1320-03-FS••••• R•••••$7,506
Tax deedT-999-05-IA••• D••• M•••••$6,201
Tax deedT-590-05-EN••• Y•••••$4,376
Tax deedT-1179-04-IF••••• C•••••$3,776
Tax deedT-1286-05-HA••••• T•••• R•••••$3,704
Tax deedT-524-06-BF••••• S•••••$3,331
Tax deedT-679-07-HA••••• H•••••$2,449
Tax deedT-716-97-BM•••• C••• G•••••$2,387
Tax deedT-540-06-IC••••• E••••• D•••••$1,716
Tax deedT-1288-05-AV••••• Q•••••$1,536
Tax deedT-1150-06-GT••••• A•• H••••$1,420
Tax deedT-329-06-EI••••• R••• T•••••$1,343
Tax deedT-549-06-IA••••• R•••••$1,236
Tax deedT-515-06-BV••••• T•• M•••••$1,063
Tax deedT-372-06-CE••••• G•••••$1,027
Tax deedT-558-92-EM•• V••••• U•••••$970
Tax deedT-609-05-FB••••• E••• R••••$892
Tax deedT-1212-07-HJ•••• A•• H•••••$877
Tax deedT-720-05-IM••••• I•• V•••••$871
Tax deedT-052-07-GL••• P•••••$740
Tax deedC-1707-08-AT•• E••••• O••$500
Tax deedT-1429-07-GD••• C•••••$363
Tax deedT-106-04-GJ•••• G•••••$308
Tax deedT-344-96-AY••••• H•••••$247
Tax deedT-268-86-DR••••• C•••••$220
Tax deedC-1079-84-EM••• C••••• R•••••$204
Tax deedT-476-95-GL••• G•••••$195
Tax deedT-280-93-GM•••• D•• S•••••$187
Tax deedT-818-00-GJ••• L••• L•••$179
Tax deedT-455-93-GA••••• G••••• V•••••$174
Tax deedT-591-92-CR••••• G•••••$143
Tax deedT-259-96-GK••• &•• L•••$142
Tax deedT-396-96-DW••••• K•• S•••••$134
Tax deedT-423-94-DH•••• A••••• M•••••$134
Tax deedT-521-02-HJ••• L••• V•••$126
Tax deedT-945-81-FJ••• A•• T•••••$125
Tax deedT-056-86-BS••• B••••$125
Tax deedT-459-99-DH•••• L•• T•••••$119
Tax deedT-799-97-AE••••• R•••••$118
Tax deedT-745-97-CR••••• O••••$113
Tax deedT-424-89-DI••••• C••••• A•••••$103
Tax deedT-1173-07-ER••••• V•••••$100
Tax deedT-793-98-BA••••• A••••• J••$92
Tax deedT-271-91-EL•• C•• B•••••$84
Tax deedT-594-02-IJ••••• M•••••$77
Tax deedT-404-93-ES••••• L••••$77
Tax deedT-261-04-IM•••• A•• D••$74
Tax deedT-940-04-DH••••• A•• O•••••$73
Tax deedT-043-02-GL••••• G••••$71
Tax deedT-017-02-HA••••• I••• L•••$66
Tax deedT-1171-91-BF•••• M•••••$62
Tax deedT-514-00-CS••••• D•• L••$57
Tax deedT-604-97-BO••• J•• L•••$54
Tax deedT-415-93-BD••••• M•••••$48
Tax deedT-157-89-AL•••• B•• R•••••$48
Tax deedT-957-97-ES••••• A••••$47
Tax deedT-795-90-DH•••• H•••••$44
Tax deedT-353-04-BE••••• R•••••$41
Tax deedT-771-03-FM••••• G•••••$41
Tax deedT-503-05-HG••••• G••••$39
Tax deedT-500-04-EB•••• E•••••$37
Tax deedT-435-05-CC••••• B•••••$34
Tax deedT-839-01-FC••••• P•••••$34
Tax deedT-833-90-GE•• I•••$30
Tax deedT-042-03-FJ••••• N••••$29
Tax deedT-452-93-DA••••• P•• S•••••$29
Tax deedT-581-98-GL••• C•••••$24

Source: Hidalgo County District Clerk, list dated Oct 12, 2026, checked Oct 12, 2026. Owner names are shortened here; full names, parcel numbers and CSV export are in Pro.

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Texas surplus funds rules

Sales that create surplus
Tax foreclosure sale (judicial tax suit, Tax Code ch. 33/34); Non-judicial trustee sale (deed of trust); Judicial mortgage foreclosure (rare); HOA foreclosure
Who holds the money
Tax sales: clerk of the court that ordered the sale (district clerk court registry), Tax Code 34.02-34.03. Clerk must mail certified notice to former owner within 31 days of receipt if excess > $25. Trustee sales: trustee, or court registry if interpleaded.
Unclaimed funds go to
Tax sales: clerk holds 2 years after sale (unless court orders otherwise); if no claimant establishes entitlement, clerk distributes funds to the participating taxing units pro rata (Tax Code 34.03, amended HB 4250 eff. 9/1/2023) - does NOT go to state unclaimed property. Trustee-sale excess left with trustee/registry follows general unclaimed-property rules. Note: Prop. Code 70.007 (2-yr county general fund) applies to ch. 70 worker/garage liens, not deed-of-trust sales. verify
How owners claim
Petition (motion) in the court that ordered the sale, may be filed under the underlying cause number; serve all parties under TRCP 21a at least 20 days before hearing; court order signed by presiding judge required for release. Priority: voided-sale purchaser, taxing units (post-judgment taxes), other lienholders, taxing units (unpaid judgment), then former owners who were defendants (or relatives within 3rd degree/heirs). Owners who acquired after judgment generally barred (34.04(c-1)). Sample form: Tarrant County Law Library 'Excess Funds Motion and Order'. — deadline: Petition must be filed before the 2nd anniversary of the tax sale (Tax Code 34.04(a)).
Agent / finder fee cap
Attorney: lesser of 25% of amount obtained or $1,000. Non-attorney may NOT charge any fee to obtain excess proceeds for an owner (34.04(i)). Assignee recovery capped at 125% of what assignee paid the owner (34.04(j)).

Law: Tex. Tax Code 34.03, 34.04

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Questions

Where does the Hidalgo County surplus funds list come from?

From the official list published by Hidalgo County District Clerk (source). Surplus Funds HQ checks it daily and last found it updated Oct 12, 2026.

How do I claim surplus funds in Hidalgo 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 Texas: Petition must be filed before the 2nd anniversary of the tax sale (Tax Code 34.04(a))..

Can someone else claim the money for me?

Yes, recovery agents and attorneys do this for a fee, but Texas law may cap the fee or require a waiting period (Attorney: lesser of 25% of amount obtained or $1,000. Non-attorney may NOT charge any fee to obtain excess proceeds for an owner (34.04(i)). Assignee recovery capped at 125% of what assignee paid the owner (34.04(j)).). Read any contract carefully; you never need an agent to file.