According to Pennsylvania Rule of Civil Procedure 3136, the previous owner and heirs are entitled to the surplus funds from a sheriff's sale. "Surplus funds" refers to the proceeds remaining after the payment of all costs, taxes, and liens required by the final judgment of foreclosure, as detailed in the Sheriff's Schedule of Proposed Distribution.

According to Maryland Rule 14-216, the previous owner and heirs are entitled to the surplus funds from a foreclosure sale. "Surplus funds" refers to the proceeds remaining after the payment of all claims and expenses, as detailed in the Auditor’s Report / Statement of Account.

According to California Civil Code § 2924k, the previous owner and heirs are entitled to the surplus funds from a trustee's sale. "Surplus funds" refers to the proceeds remaining after the payment of the debt and all costs of the sale, as detailed in the Trustee's Notice of Surplus.

According to Ohio Revised Code § 2329.44, the previous owner and heirs are entitled to the surplus funds from a sheriff's sale. "Surplus funds" refers to the balance remaining after the satisfaction of the writ of execution and costs, as detailed in the Clerk’s Order of Distribution.

According to Florida Statute 45.032, the previous owner and heirs are entitled to the surplus funds from a foreclosure auction. "Surplus funds" refers to the proceeds remaining after the payment of all disbursements required by the final judgment of foreclosure, as detailed in the Certificate of Disbursements.