Denver County
HUD homes for sale in Denver County
Every HUD-owned home in Denver County, verified twice a day, with the county’s down payment programs, what to inspect, the taxes and districts that change the payment, and the cities inside the county.
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Verified HUD homes
Live from HUD Home Store, checked twice a day, one page per home.
County programs
Denver sponsors metroDPA (up to 6% of the loan, forgiven after three years, income to $210,150) and runs its own affordable homeownership programs through the Department of Housing Stability.
What to check first
Denver HUD listings are often condos and townhomes: HOA dues, special assessments and the project’s FHA approval matter as much as the price.
Denver
City pages with local listings, assistance and the teacher program.
HUD homes in Denver County right now
Denver County covers the City and County of Denver. Every HUD-owned home in the county is below, verified against HUD Home Store twice a day. City pages: Denver.
Every home below is a verified HUD-owned listing in Denver County, checked against HUD Home Store on Sep 21, 2026 8:25 am Mountain time. Official source: HUD Home Store guidance at hud.gov; if anything differs, the federal listing controls.
Down payment help in Denver County
Denver sponsors metroDPA (up to 6% of the loan, forgiven after three years, income to $210,150) and runs its own affordable homeownership programs through the Department of Housing Stability. CHFA statewide programs apply. HUD’s own $100 down incentive and up to 3% closing-cost help apply to eligible listings anywhere in the county. Every program, and how they stack on a HUD home.
Inspecting a HUD home in Denver County
Denver HUD listings are often condos and townhomes: HOA dues, special assessments and the project’s FHA approval matter as much as the price. Older Denver houses (1900s to 1950s) mean sewer scopes, knob-and-tube wiring checks and lead-based paint stabilization on FHA loans. HUD sells as-is and there is no inspection contingency after you win, so the inspection happens before the bid: sewer scope, roof, electrical panel, furnace, then everything else. Radon is elevated across Colorado; test it.
Taxes, districts and the housing authority
Denver property tax runs through the City and County of Denver Assessor and Treasurer; the mill levy is set by the city, Denver Public Schools and special districts. The county housing authority is Denver Housing Authority; the county government site is www.denvergov.org. Housing authorities run rental assistance and homebuyer education, not HUD home sales; HUD homes are sold only through HUD Home Store by registered brokers.
Questions about HUD homes in Denver County
How many HUD homes are for sale in Denver County?
The live grid on this page is the answer, refreshed twice a day from HUD Home Store. Denver County inventory changes weekly; the block reads zero some weeks, which is normal, and that is when an alert matters.
Can I use down payment assistance on a HUD home in Denver County?
Yes. Denver sponsors metroDPA (up to 6% of the loan, forgiven after three years, income to $210,150) and runs its own affordable homeownership programs through the Department of Housing Stability. A CHFA grant stacks with any of them; two second liens do not.
Who places the bid on a HUD home in Denver County?
Only a HUD-registered broker. The Kenna Real Estate Group at Keller Williams DTC is registered, regularly bids on HUD homes, and hUD typically offers buyer-broker compensation as shown in the property’s listing and sales documents, and we explain any buyer-broker compensation before you sign an agreement.
What should I inspect on a Denver County HUD home?
Denver HUD listings are often condos and townhomes: HOA dues, special assessments and the project’s FHA approval matter as much as the price. Inspect before you bid; HUD fixes nothing after.
Where to go next
Written and reviewed by
Brian Lee Burke, Colorado HUD home specialist and team leader
Licensed Colorado real estate professional since 2002 · REALTOR® · Team leader and licensed broker of the Kenna Real Estate Group at Keller Williams DTC, a HUD-registered group that regularly bids on HUD homes · Author of The Real Estate Playbook and Mastering Real Estate. Brian’s full HUD biography.
Last reviewed: September 20, 2026 · Sources: HUD Home Store (hudhomestore.gov) and HUD program guidance, HUD Handbook 4000.1, REcolorado MLS data via kennarealestate.com, and the Kenna Real Estate Group’s own HUD transaction files.
Contact: call or text 303-955-4220 or homes@kennarealestate.com. During office hours you reach a live local Kenna real estate professional, not a robot or a national call center. Brokerage: Kenna Real Estate Group at Keller Williams Realty DTC, LLC, 6300 S Syracuse Way, Suite 150, Centennial, CO 80111. Each Keller Williams office is independently owned and operated. The Kenna Real Estate Group is an independent real estate team and is not affiliated with or endorsed by HUD or any government agency; official property information comes from HUD Home Store. Equal Housing Opportunity.
Free guide, PDF
The Colorado HUD Home Buyer's Playbook
How HUD bidding really works, the nine ways buyers lose, and the bid worksheet. 18 pages, free.
Why you want it before you bid:
- The 15-day owner-occupant window, day by day, so you never miss a deadline
- The net-to-HUD math HUD actually scores, with a one-page bid worksheet
- The nine ways buyers lose a HUD home, and how each one is avoided
Find every home available, not just HUD homes
Advanced home search: every listing on the Colorado MLS, with the full filters, on kennarealestate.com.
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Ask about HUD homes in Denver County
Tell us the city and what you are working with. If HUD has a home in the county, we know it; if one is coming, we will tell you when.
Call or text 303-955-4220
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