Where can I find free lists of foreclosed properties in Colorado?
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Newspapers publish lists of foreclosures in their counties.
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Here are some sites\n\nhttp://www.citycribs.com/\nhttp://www.cityrealty.com/\nhttp://www.mlx.com/\nhttp://newyork.craigslist.org/
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craigslist has an easy to use real estate section. If you are close to a bigger city, you may get alot of viewers there.\n\nhttp://www.fsbo.com/  -I've never personally used it, but I've recently seen links from Craigslist to this Site with additional pictures, info, etc.  It's a stand alone Site though- you don't have to use w/ craigs list\n\nMany local newspapers also post their classified ads online now too.\n\nCommunity Webpages?  \n\nYou can't post "for sale" on your local freecycle group, but sometimes the freecycle groups have a second "local community chat forum" where you could get some local ideas.
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Try the federal courthouse, its not a state or county level thing - they might have a list.
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here are some of the websites for foreclosure properties in Maryland\n  www.business.com, www.marylandforeclosure.com, \n www.foreclosurelistings.com,  www.foreclosurewarehouse.com
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Contact a good realtor in the area, they have software databases that can pull up any address and tell you who has listed it within the past few years.
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- Colorado...?\n- Denver...?\n- If not then click the below link for more references.\n- all the best\n-----------
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Check out the Arizona Daily Star or Tucson Citizen (both have the same ads).  The Dandy Dime, The Tucson Shopper and The Tucson Weekly also have classifieds.\n\nWord of warning--don't go through 'Real Estate Direct'--they are a rip-off--they want money up front, give you a list that they've given to everyone else who has paid them--and the houses are usually already rented when you get there.
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Besides Crags List, I would just look in the local paper.  I have tried to use many different renter's websites before, but none of them compare to the local paper.
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Try either realtor.com, ziprealty.com or zillow.com
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I was looking for that once, i just did a web search, had to try a few different ways but I finally did get a list of repossesed homes in minnesota...sorry i can't be more helpful
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go to realtor.com to search if it is for sale.  Then go to forclosure.com and search for forclosures in the area.  These 2 sites have always worked great for me.
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Call your local title company.  They can email you a foreclosure list.  It probably won't be the most up to date like the ones you pay for.  But, it's free.
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Realty Trac allows you to search for foreclosures in a specific state. You can sign up for a free trial to obtain the information. If you think it is something you want to continue doing, I think their fees are reasonable.
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Foreclosures.com, type in your zip code.
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In terms of free sites, probably Craigslist.org\nHowever, you get what you pay for, so expect lots of scammers, realtors, etc. for every serious inquiry.
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You can find property records, former owners and the like at:\n\nhttp://www.pretrieve.com/address_simple.jsp\n\nhttp://www.zillow.com/