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Live short sale and foreclosure homes
Every Colorado listing the MLS marks as a short sale or foreclosure, updated all day, homes under contract included. A short sale still needs the lender's approval after the seller says yes.
Short sales in Colorado have three different pages, one per job. Pick yours:
Each home below is marked as a short sale or foreclosure in the MLS sale-type field. Ask where the lender review stands before you set a closing date.
Related help
Short sales are different from foreclosures, HUD homes, and broader distressed-sale searches. Use the guide first if you are not sure which option makes sense.
Before you offer
No. Every home here is marked as a short sale or foreclosure in the MLS, but a short sale still needs the lender's approval after the seller accepts an offer. Ask the listing agent where the lender review stands before you write an offer or set a closing date.
No. Lender approval can also appear in listing text for an assumable loan, special financing, or another condition. Ask Kenna Real Estate Group to verify what the phrase means for the specific home.
Yes. The seller may accept an offer, but lender review can add time and uncertainty before the sale can close. Build that into your loan, inspection, moving, and backup plans.
If short sales are new to you, yes. The short sales guide explains buyer and seller issues in plain language before you focus on one property.
Use these sources to verify what a short sale means, why lender approval matters, and which Colorado foreclosure-protection questions may apply.
Foreclosure filings in Colorado are up 57% this year and short sales are back. Start with the guide that fits your situation, then search the live inventory by city.
Buying a foreclosure, HUD home or short sale, or selling one? Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers. Not a robot, not a phone tree.
A short sale is one door. Before you pick it, price the others against it; the right answer depends on your equity, your timeline and what the lender will say. A live person walks you through all of them in one call: 303-955-4220.
Facing foreclosure, thinking about a short sale, or ready to sell? A licensed broker reviews your home against recent sales and sends you a written value. No cost and no obligation. Use the form below and write BPO in the message, or call or text 303-955-4220.
A BPO is not an appraisal and cannot be used to obtain financing.