by denverhudhomes_mm80sv | Sep 9, 2026 | Hud Learning Center, Real estate
A surprising number of HUD contracts fall apart. Financing gets denied, a buyer sees the inspection and blinks, a deadline is missed. When that happens HUD does not always relist. Often the asset manager goes back to the bids it already has. If yours is one of them,...
by denverhudhomes_mm80sv | Sep 8, 2026 | Hud Learning Center, Real estate
HUD homes are sold to people who will live in them first, and to everyone else second. That priority is the whole reason a first-time buyer in Aurora can beat a cash investor to a house. It is also backed by a signed federal certification, and HUD does check. What you...
by denverhudhomes_mm80sv | Sep 8, 2026 | Hud Learning Center, Real estate
A HUD home was a foreclosure before it was a HUD home. Foreclosures leave marks on title. Most are cleaned up before you ever see the listing, but a few are not, and the deed HUD signs at closing is narrower than the one a normal seller gives you. Here is what to...
by Brian Burke | May 19, 2026 | Real estate
TL;DR: Denver-area HUD buyers should compare search areas, not assumed inventory. Central Denver may offer convenience, while suburbs such as Aurora, Lakewood, Thornton, Arvada, Westminster, Commerce City, Englewood, Littleton, Centennial, Broomfield, and Golden...
by Brian Burke | Oct 11, 2025 | Real estate
With Denver’s new ADU rules and state law changes, we can finally add a backyard unit on most single-family lots—even in places where it used to be impossible. We’re seeing folks put up new ADUs fast, using them for multigenerational living or supplementing their...
by Brian Burke | Oct 10, 2025 | Real estate
If we’re weighing commute ease against HUD home value, Aurora’s usually our sweet spot—there’s more affordable housing stock and light rail access, plus a good shot at jobs thanks to the hospitals and workforce centers. Lakewood has pricier homes but the W Line makes...
