HUD Homes for Sale in Iowa
5 HUD homes are for sale in Iowa right now. These are FHA foreclosures resold by HUD through HUD Home Store: sold as-is, offers via a HUD-registered agent, owner-occupants first. Each card links to the listing with its current bid deadline.
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Single Family Home 4BR 1.1BA - 109 N Pine St, Bloomfield, IA
Single Family Home at 109 N Pine St, Bloomfield, IA 52537. 4 bed | 1.1 bath | 2,189 sq ft | built 1903. FHA financing: IE (Insured Escrow). Eligible b...
Single Family Home 3BR 1BA - 206 W 3rd St, Schaller, IA
Single Family Home at 206 W 3rd St, Schaller, IA 51053. 3 bed | 1 bath | 1,150 sq ft | built 1959. FHA financing: UI (Uninsured). Eligible bidders: Al...
Single Family Home 3BR 1.1BA - 1427 Woods Ave, Camanche, IA
Single Family Home at 1427 Woods Ave, Camanche, IA 52730. 3 bed | 1.1 bath | 1,248 sq ft | built 1978. FHA financing: IN (Insured). Eligible bidders:...
Single Family Home 3BR 2BA - 628 W 14th St, Davenport, IA
Single Family Home at 628 W 14th St, Davenport, IA 52803. 3 bed | 2 bath | 1,868 sq ft | built 1880. FHA financing: UI (Uninsured). Eligible bidders:...
Single Family Home 2BR 1.1BA - 325 W 8th St S, Newton, IA
Single Family Home at 325 W 8th St S, Newton, IA 50208. 2 bed | 1.1 bath | 1,396 sq ft | built 1920. FHA financing: IE (Insured Escrow). Eligible bidd...
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How do I buy a HUD home in Iowa?
Offers go through any HUD-registered real estate agent or broker, submitted as sealed bids on hudhomestore.gov before each listing's deadline. Owner-occupant buyers get an exclusive priority window on new listings (typically the first 30 days on FHA-insurable homes); investors can bid once a listing reaches the Extended period. BidProwl shows every live Iowa listing with its current deadline.
How many HUD homes are for sale in Iowa?
5 right now. Inventory turns over as FHA foreclosures complete and accepted bids close, so the count moves week to week. A free BidProwl alert emails you when a new Iowa listing appears.
Are HUD homes sold as-is?
Yes, always. HUD does no repairs and offers no warranty; what the inspection finds is what you own. FHA-insurable listings (marked IN or IE) can be financed with a standard FHA loan, while uninsured (UI) listings usually need cash, conventional financing, or an FHA 203(k) renovation loan.