Missouri Revised Statutes section 140.230
Section 140.230 states county custody, lien-first priority, former-owner residual claims, the 90-day written-claim sequence, and circuit-court interpleader for disputes.
Use the county commission or treasury route for the applicable Chapter 140 sale and submit a written claim within 90 days after the applicable redemption period ends.
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For a Greene County Chapter 140 sale, use the Collector's current local surplus application materials and instructions.
Use the local FAQ to confirm the Greene custodian and redemption context without generalizing its office mechanics statewide.
Match the county, parcel, certificate, sale date, and redemption period before using this retained route.
The statute applies the surplus to qualifying liens before any remaining amount is considered for the former owner.
Calculate the 90-day written-claim period from the end of the applicable redemption period and file with the responsible county route.
Recheck the Collector's current application, required records, and delivery instructions for a Greene County sale.
Use the county commission or treasury route for the applicable Chapter 140 sale and submit a written claim within 90 days after the applicable redemption period ends.
For a Greene County Chapter 140 sale, use the Collector's current local surplus application materials and instructions.
Use the local FAQ to confirm the Greene custodian and redemption context without generalizing its office mechanics statewide.
Section 140.230 states county custody, lien-first priority, former-owner residual claims, the 90-day written-claim sequence, and circuit-court interpleader for disputes.
The current county page links tax-sale resources, including local surplus instructions and application materials.
The FAQ identifies the county commission distribution role, owner/lienholder claim categories, and sale-status-dependent redemption periods.
No. Section 140.230 requires attention to qualifying liens before a remaining balance may reach the former owner.
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The retained statute uses 90 days after the applicable redemption period ends; calculate from the actual sale record.
No. Section 140.230 requires attention to qualifying liens before a remaining balance may reach the former owner.
No. The Collector's materials are a Greene County route and cannot be reused as another county's instructions.
The retained FAQ and statute describe a specific county tax-sale lane; a different sale system may use different custody and procedure.
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