Utah County surplus funds list
Utah · unclaimed money left over from tax deed and foreclosure sales, updated Oct 12, 2026.
Utah County surplus records (18)
| Type | Case / deed # | Property | Former owner | Surplus |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tax deed | 61:088:0098 | PO BOX 100, GOSHEN | T••••• L•• M••••• | $89,118 |
| Tax deed | 48:048:0044 | 915 S 500 E, AMERICAN FORK | R•• M•••• R••• | $60,880 |
| Tax deed | 59:137:0056 | 2717 W WILLOW CR, LEHI | G••••• F••••• | $45,440 |
| Tax deed | 25:052:0010 | 10588 S 1700 W, PAYSON | S••••• S•• (•• | $8,284 |
| Tax deed | 13:037:0066 | 392 E STATE ST, PLEASANT GROVE | B••••• D••••• E•• | $357 |
| Tax deed | 11:039:0162 | 95 S RIVER BEND WAY STE A, NORTH SALT LAKE | V••• G•••• L••••• | $49 |
| Tax deed | 19:003:0108 | 1536 S 850 E, OREM | L••••• W••••• | $31 |
| Tax deed | 58:021:0390 | 978 WOODOAK LN, SALT LAKE CITY | I•••• D••••• L•• | $5 |
| Tax deed | 52:783:0024 | 727 N 1550 E STE 450, OREM | T••••• R••••• (•• | $1 |
| Tax deed | 01:014:0021 | 260 S 100 W, LEHI | E•• H••••• L•• | $1 |
| Tax deed | 03:055:0026 | 220 N 100 E, PLEASANT GROVE | E••••• T••••• J•• | $1 |
| Tax deed | 19:047:0182 | 6143 S WILLOW DR STE 300, ENGLEWOOD | L••••• R•••• L•• | $1 |
| Tax deed | 52:019:0016 | 390 N 100 E, OREM | J••••• S••••• | $1 |
| Tax deed | 27:001:0071 | 1375 S 1600 W, MAPLETON | W••••• O•• J••• | $1 |
| Tax deed | 34:017:0016 | 985 N 940 E, LEHI | A••••• A••••• L•• | $0 |
| Tax deed | 46:543:0076 | 9077 N TORREY PINES LOOP, EAGLE MOUNTAIN | J••••• K••• | $0 |
| Tax deed | 02:019:0045 | 75 S 300 W, AMERICAN FORK | H••••• R••••• F•• | $0 |
| Tax deed | 18:006:0056 | 15 W 400 N, OREM | B•••• C•••• | $0 |
Source: Utah County Auditor (Tax Administration), list dated Aug 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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Utah surplus funds rules
- Sales that create surplus
- County tax sale (May tax sale) of property after 4-year redemption (Utah Code 59-2-1351.1); Non-judicial trustee sale (Utah Code 57-1-29); Judicial mortgage foreclosure / sheriff sale; HOA lien foreclosure (as trustee sale) -
- Who holds the money
- Tax sale: the county auditor/treasurer remits excess to the State Unclaimed Property Division, since excess is 'treated as unclaimed property' under the RUUPA, Title 67 Ch. 4a (59-2-1351.1(7)). Trustee sale: the trustee pays the persons legally entitled, or deposits with the district court clerk, who forwards the funds to the state treasurer subject to court order (57-1-29).
- Unclaimed funds go to
- Tax-sale excess goes directly into state unclaimed property (Utah Unclaimed Property Division / mycash.utah.gov), where it is claimable indefinitely. Trustee-sale deposits go to the state treasurer pending a court order. verify
- How owners claim
- Tax sale: claim through the Utah Unclaimed Property Division (mycash.utah.gov, URL). Trustee sale deposited with court: petition for adjudication of priority ($50 fee). Others have 60 days to contest; a hearing is held within 20 days if contested. — deadline: Tax sale: no deadline. Trustee sale: claimants who fail to appear after the court order are barred. verify
- Agent / finder fee cap
- No percentage cap. Utah Code 67-4a-1302(3) makes 'unconscionable' compensation unenforceable except by the owner, and a court may reduce it. The claimed 59-2-1351.1 finder rules do not exist in that section.
Law: Utah Code 59-2-1351.1(7); 67-4a-1302; 57-1-29 · confirm details with the county; rules change.
Questions
Where does the Utah County surplus funds list come from?
From the official list published by Utah County Auditor (Tax Administration) (source). Surplus Funds HQ checks it daily and last found it updated Aug 12, 2026.
How do I claim surplus funds in Utah 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 Utah: Tax sale: no deadline. Trustee sale: claimants who fail to appear after the court order are barred..
Can someone else claim the money for me?
Yes, recovery agents and attorneys do this for a fee, but Utah law may cap the fee or require a waiting period (No percentage cap. Utah Code 67-4a-1302(3) makes 'unconscionable' compensation unenforceable except by the owner, and a court may reduce it. The claimed 59-2-1351.1 finder rules do not exist in that section.). Read any contract carefully; you never need an agent to file.