Rocky Mountain Short Sales

Look Up a Foreclosure Sale Date in Colorado

Step 1: Access the Appropriate County Public Trustee Foreclosure Search

Each Colorado county manages its own foreclosure process through the Public Trustee’s office. Below is a list of counties with direct links to their respective foreclosure search pages:

Note: If your county is not listed, a search for “[Your County] Public Trustee foreclosure” should provide the necessary information.

Step 2: Conduct a Search

Upon accessing your county’s foreclosure search page, use broad search terms to maximize results. For example:

  • Name: Enter only the last name (e.g., “Smith”).
  • Street: Use just the street name without numbers or directions (e.g., “Sample”).

These search engines may have limitations, so simplicity is advisable.

Special Instructions for Denver County Foreclosure Search:

Denver County’s foreclosure search system requires users to register for an account before accessing foreclosure information. To proceed:

  1. Visit the Denver Foreclosure Property Search page.
  2. Click on the “Property Search” link.
  3. Follow the prompts to create an account or log in.

Once registered, you can search for foreclosure properties using the available criteria.

Step 3: Monitor the Foreclosure Sale Date

If you are involved in a short sale, it is important to monitor the foreclosure sale date at key intervals:

  1. At the initiation of the short sale.
  2. Midway through the transaction.
  3. Two weeks prior to the estimated sale date.

Note: Foreclosing attorneys may not update postponements or cancellations promptly. If uncertain, contact the attorney’s office directly.

Step 4: Review Foreclosure Details

After conducting your search, a list of properties will be displayed. Click on the relevant entry to view detailed information, including:

  • NED (Notice of Election and Demand): The original foreclosure filing date.
  • Sale Date: The scheduled foreclosure auction date.

If your initial search does not yield results:

  1. Try searching with just the last name.
  2. Verify the accuracy of the information provided.

If you still cannot locate the foreclosure sale date, consider the following possibilities:

  • There is no foreclosure sale date set.
  • The information provided is incorrect.

Always verify details to ensure accuracy.

For further assistance or questions, please contact us at (720) 608-1173. We are here to help you navigate the foreclosure process with confidence.