# Colorado Housing Connects Colorado Housing Connects is a foreclosure resource in Denver, Colorado. Colorado Housing Connects is the free statewide housing hotline cited by the Colorado Supreme Court for eviction and foreclosure resources; it connects homeowners to HUD-approved housing counseling and legal help at 844-926-6632. ## Details - Address: Denver, Colorado - Phone: [844-926-6632]() - Website: [coloradohousingconnects.org/]() - Resource type: Foreclosure legal aid - Source of this row's facts: coloradohousingconnects.org and Colorado Supreme Court rule change notice listing the hotline; checked 2026-10-20. ## Questions ### Where is Colorado Housing Connects? Colorado Housing Connects is at Denver, Colorado. ### How do I contact Colorado Housing Connects? To contact Colorado Housing Connects, call 844-926-6632 or visit https://coloradohousingconnects.org/. ### How do I check Colorado Housing Connects is real? Each listing names the source its facts came from — a government register, an official county page or the organization's own site — and the date it was checked. Confirm details with the office or agency before you act or pay. ### Does it cost anything to use Colorado Housing Connects? HUD-approved default counseling is free or low cost and legal aid is free to eligible homeowners. ForeclosureListings itself is a directory and charges nothing to visitors. ## Source From [Colorado Housing Connects](https://coloradohousingconnects.org/), license All rights reserved, checked 2026-10-21. Last updated October 21, 2026. ## Links - This foreclosure resource on the [web page]() - [Foreclosure legal aid in Denver]() - [HUD-approved housing counselors in Denver]() - [Foreclosure resources in Denver]() - [More foreclosure resources in Denver]() > **Not legal advice.** ForeclosureListings is a directory, not a law firm, and it does not list homes for sale. Nothing on this site is legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. A listing is not a recommendation. Facts come from the source named on each listing, with the date they were checked; sale venues, schedules and rules change, so confirm everything with the office or agency named before you act or pay. Beware of foreclosure rescue scams: never pay an upfront fee for help saving your home, and never sign your deed over to a stranger. Free help is available from HUD-approved housing counselors. To report a mistake, write to hello@foreclosurelistings.fyi.