Foreclosure Auctions Return To Colorado

by Charles Feldman on October 31, 2006

It’s been about 25 years since auctions were somewhat common in Colorado, but the high rate of foreclosures in the state has led to a new round of auctions scheduled next month in Denver.

According to the Rocky Mountain News, a Dallas company, Hudson & Marshall, plans to auction some 75 foreclosed homes.

The homes in auction, says the paper, are valued from about 25 thousand up to 200 thousand dollars.

Says one of the co-owners of Hudson & Marshall , Dave Webb, “There can be opportunities in a declining market.”  He tells the paper, “The lenders are motivated to sell. First time buyers who have been shut out of the market can find opportunities, as well as investors.”

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