Tax
Lien Sale Excess Proceeds
We assist former Colorado property owners in recovering excess proceeds held after county treasurer tax sales — managed with the precision of a Manhattan financial services firm.
What Are Colorado Surplus Funds?
When a Colorado property is sold following a tax lien process for more than the amount owed, the excess funds — known as surplus funds or excess proceeds — are held by the county Treasurer. These funds legally belong to the former property owner.
Colorado’s tax sale process involves a two-stage lien and deed system. Former owners often lose track of their property and the associated surplus funds during this multi-year process.
ZingRally Asset & Property Claims manages this process end‑to‑end — ensuring documentation is complete, accurate, and submitted correctly to the County Treasurer.
What We Handle On Your Behalf
Surplus Confirmation
We verify whether surplus funds exist for your former property and confirm your legal eligibility to claim them under Colorado’s tax sale surplus framework.
Document Preparation
We prepare all required County Treasurer forms, affidavits, and supporting documentation — assembled and reviewed for completeness before any submission is made.
Claim Filing & Tracking
We submit your complete claim packet to the County Treasurer and follow up through to resolution, communicating status at every stage.
Required Documents
To initiate a Colorado surplus claim, the following items are typically required. ZingRally will guide you through gathering every item — you never deal with the county directly.
- Government-Issued IdentificationDriver’s license, passport, or state ID
- Proof of Prior OwnershipDeed or title documentation showing prior ownership
- County Treasurer Claim FormPrepared and assembled by ZingRally on your behalf
- Signed ZingRally Agreement10% contingency — no recovery, no fee
- County-Specific AffidavitsVaries by county — ZingRally identifies and prepares all required affidavits
Our Document Guarantee
ZingRally reviews every document package for completeness before submission. Incomplete or incorrect filings are a primary cause of delayed or denied claims — we eliminate that risk entirely.
You will never need to interact directly with the County Treasurer’s office. We serve as your designated claims specialist from first contact to final resolution.
ZingRally is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. For legal counsel, please consult an independent attorney at any time.
Fee Structure & Processing Timeline
No Upfront Cost. Ever.
ZingRally charges a 10% contingency fee, payable only upon successful recovery. No retainers, no hourly charges, no surprises.
County-Dependent Timeline
Colorado County Treasurers typically process surplus claims within 6–10 weeks, depending on documentation requirements and workload. ZingRally tracks your claim and keeps you informed throughout.
Start Your Colorado Surplus Claim
The process costs you nothing unless we recover. Reach out to ZingRally to verify whether surplus funds exist for your former property and begin the claims process today.
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