Where do I get a free listings of government tax foreclosures in Colorado?

Anthony Marquez
Home Buyer
Longmont, CO

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Tami Pedri
Agent
Westminster, CO
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There are no tax "foreclosures" in Colorado. Colorado operates on a tax lien that allows someone to pay the taxes due, receive the lien and receive the property after 3 years if the owner has not redeemed the lien. If the owner pays the taxes, you recieve from the owner a 15% penalty fee return on your money. If the owner does not pay the taxes due, you receive the property after 3 years. You can get a list of available tax liens from each counties' Treasury Department. Each county website will have information about their tax liens & process.

Tue Apr 22 2008, 08:25

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