It may be possible Michael decided where to look since 2008 but in case he hasn't....

If you are wanting to browse you may want to check this out. The Banks and the Gov. have created web sites to provide information on the purchase process used by each of them plus you are able to see their listed properties for sale and have access to a lot of information.
It's Free and updated constantly...Sites like..

.... http://www.wamuproperties.com/ .... http://www.hud.gov/homes/index.cfm

https://www.citimortgage.com/Mortgage/Oreo/SearchListing.do ...

The links to all of these Bank and Gov. sites can be found here.... http://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/wiki/REO_Database_List.asp ... http://www.biggerpockets.com/bank-reo.html

You can use this to find info on Tax sales ect..... http://publicrecords.onlinesearches.com/Foreclosures-and-Tax…

Or you can contact a local Agent or search for local MLS listing in the area you are interested in....
http://mlsonline.com/Default.aspx
or as Michelle pointed out
http://www.recolorado.com/

It is YOUR decision as to which method best suits your goals and comfort level

Good hunting, Dunes

Hi Michael,
In addition to the HUD website of http://www.mcbreo.com you can also look up all listings at http://www.recolorado.com. Of course, you will have better luck in getting a realtor to help you.
Michelle Hall
Keller Williams Preferred Realty
michellehall3@comcast.net
http://michellehall.yourkwagent.com
720-394-4620

Yes...You can do a search for any type of property you are interested in, go to, http://www.KenLumHomes.com.

I like this Question, YES! YOU can find All foreclosurs, HUD Homes and all other homes on http://www.kennarealestate.com
Brian

Michael,

Your search for foreclosures can be found on http://www.mcbreo.com (HUD homes), or through the MLS by a licensed real estate agent. If you want help with your 2+bed, 2+ bathroom SFH search, I will be happy to help you.

Michael,
Why don't you just get yourself a Realtor, they can make your life so easy and send you all kinds of homes listed in foreclosure. 99% of the time it is the seller, individual or finance institution that pays the agent commission. To top it all off the agent does the homework and all you do is review the information.

Hi Michael,
In Colorado the website for government owned homes (HUD homes that are foreclosed) is http://www.mcbreo.com.
Michelle Hall
Keller Williams Preferred Realty
michellehall3@comcast.net
http://michellehall.yourkwagent.com
Cell: 720-394-4620

Hi Michael,

The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) lists their foreclosed homes here on their website: http://www.homesales.gov/homesales/mainAction.do. There is no cost for doing so.

Ben Edgson
Mortgage Broker
By the Brooke Mortgage
720.280.0441
ben@bythebrookemortgage.com

Please check out our website http://www.kennarealestate.com
YOU can see all active Foreclosures and HUD homes.

Michael,

Are you looking for homes in the foreclosure process, or are you looking for homes that have gone through the entire process and are now bank owned properties? Unfortunately, many of the online consumer web sites list homes that are in the foreclosure process, but you don't know where in the process these homes may be so yes, you probably need a realtor to help you with this.

The bank owned properties are usually listed on the local multiple listing services used by real estate agents and are designated as being bank owned. They are often priced below or near the market value, but the bank wants to sell these homes quickly. Remember, as a buyer in Colorado, you do not pay the real estate commissions, so contact myself or your realtor for additonal help.

Ron Pearce

Hi Michael,
You can look through realtor.com for all houses listed in Colorado. The downfall of that is that a lot of the foreclosed homes for sale have contracts pending with the bank and the only way you will know that is for your realtor to call each one and ask the status of them.
If you go through the courthouse in Colorado, you will be wasting a lot of your valuable time needlessly as many won't be available for sale for quite some time.
You also need a realtor to show you the true market value of each home and the "cap" of each neighborhood in relation to each house.
You are welcome to call or email and I will send you lists of homes that are still available and the market values.
Michelle Hall
Keller Williams Preferred Realty
michellehall3@comcast.net
http://michellehall.yourkwagent.com
Cell: 720-394-4620

You can do it 2 ways:

Work with a Realtor and they will send you all the homes that are foreclosures or you can go to the courthouse of the city you are looking in and get the listings of foreclosures every month.

Some sites offer the monthly fee to look at the foreclosures but beware that not all the homes listed on there are real foreclosures, many of them had just a NOD (Notice Of Default) which means that the owner skipped a payment or was very late in paying. That all could have been resolved yet it's still listed as being a foreclosure.

Naima