Denver HUD homes: nothing matching is listed in Denver this week, which is normal for this search; the page refreshes daily and the next Denver HUD home shows up here the day it hits the MLS. HUD homes for sale in Colorado is the wider search. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
Denver HUD homes are owned by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. When a Denver home insured by the Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is foreclosed upon, HUD takes possession of the property and sells it through the Denver MLS® for a fair market price. These FHA Foreclosed homes are called "HUD Homes." These lower prices make HUD-owned homes in Denver very affordable, which is great for buyers looking for a second home, first-time buyers, or just anyone searching for a deal.
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Any real estate transaction can have its ups and downs, but Denver HUD homes have their own set of rules and procedures to follow. For example, there's an offer period for HUD homes, within which all bids must be submitted. The procedure is more structured than a typical home sale. For the first 30 days, the HUD home is only offered to owner-occupied home buyers only. If the bid is not accepted, the HUD home is offered to investors also.
HUD homes in Denver, as in most other localities, are sold as-is, meaning the new owner cannot request repairs or other improvements subject to purchase. Having said that, these types of properties are in most cases great deals that offer the opportunity for growth if the new owner is patient enough to withstand the purchase period and learn a little in the process!
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Though HUD itself does not provide financing, there are several ways to finance the purchase of a Denver HUD Home. You can use a standard home loan, an FHA-insured loan, or cash. Keep in mind that when bidding on a HUD-owned home, you will have to prove to HUD that you will be able to make good on your bid in one of these ways.
If you are planning to purchase a HUD home with a standard home loan, the loan will not be insured by FHA. When submitting a bid, you will have to include a pre-qualification letter from your lender.
If you are planning to purchase a HUD home with cash, you will need to provide your bank statement or a letter from your bank showing that you have adequate funds to complete the purchase if your bid is accepted.
FHA will not insure a loan for greater than the HUD home’s “AS-IS” appraised value. If you overbid the appraised value of a HUD home, the difference must be paid in cash if you use FHA-insured financing. There are several types of FHA-insured loans:
203(b) Regular FHA Loan (IN)–FHA will insure the loan if the HUD property does not have any mandatory repairs.
203(b) Repair Escrow (IE)–FHA will insure the loan if the HUD property needs less than $5000 in repairs to bring it up to Minimum Property Standards, and the repairs are completed by the buyer or the buyer’s agent within 90 days from the date of closing.
203(k) Rehab Loan (IK or UI)–If the HUD property needs more than $5000 in repairs to bring it up to Minimum Property Standards, the lender must obtain an inspection report from an approved 203(k) consultant and a new appraisal.
Feel free to contact us with any questions you can have about financing a HUD home purchase or to schedule an appointment to see any HUD home in the Denver area. Kenna Real Estate Group 303-955-4220
Buying a Denver HUD home is a great way to purchase an affordable home or invest in real estate in the Denver metro area. But before you jump right into your search, there are some things you should know about the rules and procedures involved in buying a HUD-owned home.
All Denver HUD homes are listed on the Denver Metrolist Multiple Listing Service (MLS) at their “as-is fair market value," which is determined by a Federal Housing Administration (FHA) appraiser. The price of a HUD home can be reduced or made available through special sales programs if it doesn't receive any acceptable offers after a certain period of time. Prospective buyers can only view HUD-owned homes in the company of a HUD-registered broker or agent.
Anyone who can qualify for a mortgage equal to or greater than the fair market value or pay with cash can bid on a Denver HUD home through a HUD-registered broker or real estate agent. We will submit your bid to HUD, and the bid that has the highest net to HUD receives a provisional bid acceptance subject to receipt of all required documents. The Department of HUD will not counteroffer. Our brokers submit HUD bids through Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC, a HUD-registered brokerage. All HUD information deemed reliable but not guaranteed - buyer shall seek independent verification. HUD-owned property. HUD Homes are sold AS IS.
For a bid to be accepted, HUD requires that prospective buyers provide either a pre-qualification letter from a lender or proof of adequate cash funds (greater than or equal to the price of the home).
HUD also requires "earnest money" relative to the value of the home–$500 for homes under $50,000 and $1,000 for homes over $50,000. The earnest money is due following HUD's provisional acceptance of the bid. HUD does not accept personal checks, so the earnest money must be provided in the form of certified funds.
Now that you know what's involved in finding and bidding on a Denver HUD home take a look at the great properties that are available. Feel free to contact us with any questions you can have or to schedule an appointment to see a Denver HUD home in the Denver area.
Our brokers submit HUD bids through Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC, a HUD-registered brokerage. All HUD information deemed reliable but not guaranteed - buyer shall seek independent verification. HUD-owned property. HUD Homes are sold AS IS.
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HUD homes are the foreclosed FHA homes the government resells, and they are a small, fast-moving list: 26 for sale in Colorado this week, median price $225,000, 25 of them eligible for the $100 down incentive. Denver, Aurora and Pueblo carry 11 of the 26. The charts come from the live HUD list on denver-hudhomes.com and update with it.
Median $225,000; from $92,000 to $480,000.
FHA loan, owner-occupant, $100 down payment.
The exclusive period runs 30 days, then investors can bid.
IE and IN take an FHA loan; UI needs cash or a renovation loan.
A home the government took back after an FHA loan failed. HUD sells it as-is through a bidding system, and the price is set by HUD's appraisal, not by a seller. Right now there are 26 HUD homes for sale in Colorado at a median of $225,000; Denver, Aurora and Pueblo carry the most. The live list with photos, bid deadlines and financing codes is on denver-hudhomes.com, the Kenna Real Estate Group's HUD site.
Yes, on 25 of the 26 Colorado HUD homes listed this week. The $100 down incentive applies when you buy with an FHA loan and live in the home. The rules for the loan are on FHA and VA home buying; the Denver HUD list is on Denver HUD homes.
For the first 30 days only owner-occupants, nonprofits and government agencies (the exclusive period). After that, anyone, investors included (the extended period). This week 4 Colorado HUD homes are in the exclusive period and 22 are in the extended period.
IE: FHA-insurable with an escrow for repairs under $10,000, financed into the loan. IN: FHA-insurable as it sits. UI: uninsurable with FHA because it needs more than $10,000 of work, so cash, a conventional renovation loan or an FHA 203(k) loan. This week: 17 IE, 5 IN, 4 UI.
Yes. HUD makes no repairs and gives no warranty; the price reflects it. You get an inspection period after your bid is accepted, and the inspection decides whether you keep the bid. Fixer financing is on FHA 203(k) and the homes that fit a fresh start on after a foreclosure.
Bids go in through a HUD-registered broker by the deadline on the listing, HUD opens them the next business day and takes the highest net to HUD. Our brokers file your bid through Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC, a HUD-registered brokerage, at no cost to you; the broker commission comes from HUD. Call or text 303-955-4220, a live person answers.
Yes. CHFA assistance and the $100 down incentive stack with an FHA loan on an IE or IN home. The program rules are on CHFA down payment assistance in Colorado and the cash math on $1,000 cash to close.
Bank-owned and pre-foreclosure listings in the MLS, which are the grid above, plus Denver foreclosure homes and Denver fixer-upper homes. HUD homes are the subset that were FHA-insured.
Use Denver as the search anchor for metro-wide HUD home opportunities near Central Park, Green Valley Ranch, and I-25. Kenna Real Estate Group helps buyers evaluate condition, financing, and HUD process timelines.
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HUD inventory is usually thin, so this page uses Denver as the local anchor while the listing grid may show Denver-metro-wide options. A HUD home is government-owned and typically sold as-is through the HUD process, so the right question is not just price; it is whether the home, condition, and timeline fit your financing and risk tolerance.
For Denver buyers, HUD opportunities may appear across different metro corridors rather than neatly inside one neighborhood. Kenna Real Estate Group (Keller Williams DTC) helps you review the property condition, bidding process, financing limits, and timeline before you treat a HUD listing as a real target. See the full distressed-property guide at /foreclosures.
No. HUD homes can be priced competitively, but they are sold as-is and may need repairs, title review, or financing work.
Sometimes, but distressed condition can limit financing options. The home needs to be reviewed before you assume a standard loan will work.
HUD inventory is scarce, so the search uses Denver as the anchor while showing broader Denver metro opportunities when available.