Denver Properties Mean Significant Value
With Denver median home values exceeding $550,000, even properties with substantial tax liens often have significant remaining equity. Acting quickly ensures you capture that value rather than losing it to tax sale.
Denver Tax Lien Situations We Handle
Inherited Property With Back Taxes
Sometimes heirs inherit Denver properties where the deceased owner fell behind on taxes. We help you capture the equity before it is consumed by penalties and interest.
Multiple Liens
Properties may have tax liens combined with HOA liens, utility liens, or other encumbrances. We work with title companies to resolve all issues at closing.
Pending Tax Sale
If tax sale is imminent, fast action is critical. We can close quickly to prevent loss of ownership. Contact us immediately in these situations.
Denver Treasury Department
Denver Treasury: 201 W. Colfax Ave., Denver, CO 80202. Property tax questions: (720) 913-9300.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you buy a Denver property with unpaid taxes?
Yes. We purchase properties with back taxes owed to Denver County. Liens are paid from proceeds at closing. You receive the remainder.
How much can be owed in back taxes?
We work with properties regardless of how much is owed. Given Denver high property values, even significant back taxes can be resolved while preserving equity for you.
What about other liens on a Denver property?
We work with title companies to identify and resolve all liens at closing including HOA liens, judgment liens, and mechanic liens.
Is the property at risk of tax sale?
Denver tax sales can result in loss of the property. Selling quickly preserves your equity. Contact us immediately if tax sale is pending.
How fast can you close?
We can close in 7-14 days. For tax sale situations, we work to close as quickly as possible to preserve your ownership rights.