For any surplus energy, you must rely on PG&E to credit you through Net Metering.

The next step for Caltrans was to survey all the departments to confirm the roadway was “surplus”.

I also charge 75% more for cleaning (than what my cleaners charge me) so I end up with a healthy surplus that easily covers any linen/dish damage that is not claimed. 

Hello all, I have successfully purchased several foreclosures at auction, so this isn't my first rodeo, but it is my first time with this particular situation and I was hoping someone had some insight...Property location: Palm Beach County, FloridaHOA foreclosure (no mortgage) lien was about $10,000I paid about $100,000 for the homeRoughly a $90,000 surplus nowTax liens exist and amount to roughly $10,000Property owner deceased and no heirs were locatedTax liens were not specifically identified as a defendant, just the generic "and all other parties claiming by, through, under..." etc. to previous property owner and/or actual property was listed as defendant I budgeted $10k to pay for the tax liens, but ... since there is a $90,000 (approx.) surplus from the HOA foreclosure auction, is there any way to have the surplus pay for the tax liens?  

There are a surplus of those being built now between Denver and C Springs. 

I’m having trouble finding the mortgage foreclosure excess fund/surplus list in Baltimore, MD or anywhere in Maryland.

We would ultimately turn to a broker for Excess & Surplus markets available for this.

So I could claim surplus and get everything to my father's.

If he wanted a specific property and it was negative cash flow, he would buy another property he didn't want (i.e. war zone property) that had a much higher return, use the surplus to pay down the lower effort property asap then dump the war zone property.

The surplus stores have inconsistent quality.