16,244 listings in Colorado
There are currently 16,244 foreclosure homes listed in Colorado. Buying a distressed property in Colorado can save you as much as 50 percent compared to a traditional sale. Along with bank-owned foreclosures, you can browse rent-to-own homes, short sales, preforeclosures, bankruptcies and government-owned listings such as HUD, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Pick a city or county below to see every distressed listing in Colorado.
NEW
Est. $111K
Denver, CO 80231
1 bd, 1 ba
NEW
Est. $79K
Denver, CO 80231
1 bd, 1.0 ba
NEW
Est. $125K
Denver, CO 80231
1 bd, 1 ba
NEW
Est. $157K
Denver, CO 80231
1 bd, 1 ba
NEW
Est. $158K
Denver, CO 80231
1 bd, 1 ba
NEW
Est. $304K
Aurora, CO 80014
3 bd, 3.0 ba
NEW
Est. $505K
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
4 bd, 2.0 ba
NEW
Est. $253K
Colorado Springs, CO 80911
2 bd, 1.0 ba
NEW
Est. $384K
Colorado Springs, CO 80909
3 bd, 2.0 ba
NEW
Est. $358K
Colorado Springs, CO 80917
3 bd, 1.0 ba
In Colorado, most foreclosures are handled through a public trustee rather than directly through the courts. Home loans are commonly secured by deeds of trust. The foreclosure process usually takes several months because of required notices and cure periods. In many cases, borrowers have limited redemption rights after the sale, and deficiency balances may still be pursued depending on the situation.
To buy a foreclosure in Colorado, monitor public trustee sale notices, MLS listings, and online foreclosure aggregators. Colorado uses a non-judicial foreclosure process; understand redemption rights and deficiency judgments that may apply. Have your financing ready as auctions require immediate payment. Conduct thorough title research and, if possible, a property inspection. Attend the public trustee sale or negotiate a purchase after the property reverts to the lender.
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