Mississippi · money left over after a foreclosure sale
Not researched yet: ask the clerk if you can claim it yourself
Who holds it
Not researched yet — ask the clerk
How long
Not researched yet — ask the clerk
How you claim
Not researched yet — ask the clerk
If someone offers to do it for you
- Fee limits: Not researched yet — ask the clerk.
- You never need to pay anyone to file.
Ask the clerk for the deadline.
Checklist: Mississippi, money left over after a foreclosure sale
Who holds it: Not researched yet — ask the clerk
How long: Not researched yet — ask the clerk
How you claim: Not researched yet — ask the clerk
Your deadline: ____________ (confirm it with the clerk)
Steps
- Read the foreclosure section of your deed of trust to see who gets any surplus
- Ask the foreclosing trustee or lender in writing for the sale accounting and any surplus
- If more than one person claims it, chancery court may decide (as in Hinton v. Rolison)
Documents
- Copy of your deed of trust
- Proof you are the grantor, assign or heir
What it costs you
Not researched yet — ask the clerk
If someone offers to do it for you
- Fee limits: Not researched yet — ask the clerk.
- You never need to pay anyone to file.
Official links
- Miss. Supreme Court, Hinton v. Rolison (2013-CA-02153-SCT): https://courts.ms.gov/Images/Opinions/CO107978.pdf
Source: Miss. Code Ann. § 89-1-43. Researched, not yet checked by a lawyer; confirm with the clerk. Not legal advice.