Monthly Archives: October 2012

Some big, positive numbers for Colorado foreclosures came out today from RealtyTrac. According to their report, the number of properties in Colorado with foreclosure filings in September fell over 20% from September of 2011. In addition, the month-over-month nuber fell nearly 8%! … Continue reading →

Incredibly, of all of the Lakewood foreclosures available, only three of them are HUD homes eligible for the $100 down payment program being offered by HUD. That’s right, of the 23 total single family Lakewood foreclosures, only 3 of them … Continue reading →

Some more encouraging news regarding Denver Homes was just released from Meltrolist. According to their latest statistics, the number of Denver condos and single family homes sold in the Metro area increased by 18% from September of 2011. While the … Continue reading →

Wow, is inventory low! As of today, there are only 9 single family Castle Rock foreclosures in the MLS. Of, there are only three of these Castle Rock homes are HUD homes and are eligible for the HUD $100 down payment program. If you … Continue reading →

Our team is always watching out for the best deals on Denver foreclosures. For the past several months, many of the best deals for buyers are found in the inventory of Denver HUD homes. Right now, not only are there … Continue reading →

Jacy Bowers on our team just listed a 3 bedroom home in the Westlawn Denver homes neighborhood and this one is a beauty! With nearly 1,400 square feet, this home is one of the few 3 bedroom homes in the … Continue reading →

The good news continues for Denver homes. As with all of the recent reports and news stories, the latest report by CoreLogic shows an 8.6% increase in year over year homes prices. Unlike some reports from months past by different … Continue reading →

In years past, most investors concentrated on the profits to be made on Denver Investment Properties by focusing on Denver Fix and Flip homes. The margins were there and the high number of available foreclosures combined with the rapidly appreciating … Continue reading →