Colorado Springs · El Paso County · Colorado
If you are sorting out a property value, tax bill, deed, court record, foreclosure notice, or sale question, start with the office that handles that task. This page also gathers local selling pages, a guide, and a calculator.
We buy houses as-is in Colorado Springs and El Paso County, in any condition — no repairs, no cleaning, no cleanout required to sell to us.
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The County Assessor handles property valuation and assessment records; the County Treasurer handles property-tax collection. Use the Clerk and Recorder for recorded deeds, and the courts for court-file questions such as a judgment. Those are different records and offices.
If you are weighing a sale, compare the situation pages, local guide, market report, and calculator below. Call 888-274-5006 or send the property address using the form.
Useful offices
Match the office to the record or notice you have. Use the property address and any account, deed, or case details when you call.
El Paso County · property assessment, valuation, and parcel records
Use the Assessor for assessed-value, assessment-record, and parcel questions. The Assessor’s property assessment work is separate from collecting a property-tax bill.
Phone: (719) 520-6600.
El Paso County · property-tax collection and payment questions
Contact the Treasurer about a property-tax bill, payment, delinquent balance, or tax-sale question. This is a different task from checking the Assessor’s valuation record.
Phone: (719) 520-7900.
El Paso County · recorded deeds and other permanent public land documents
Use Recording for recorded deeds and other real-estate documents. A court case or judgment record is a separate court-record question; the Clerk and Recorder’s recorded-document service is not the court clerk.
Recording office phone: (719) 520-6200.
El Paso County · court directory, case and docket information, and court records
Use the courts page and its docket or records routes for a court-file question, including where to ask about a civil case or judgment. That is separate from looking up a deed in the Clerk and Recorder’s recorded land documents.
The court page lists (719) 452-5490 for records-request questions and Room S101 for in-person records requests.
El Paso County · foreclosure and release of deeds of trust
Contact the Public Trustee about a deed-of-trust foreclosure notice or sale. The office says it does not handle tax sales; for those, contact the County Treasurer.
Phone: 719-520-6780.
A Colorado sale-cost rule
Colorado does not charge the state deed documentary fee when consideration is $500 or less. Above $500, the fee is one cent for each $100 or major fraction of consideration, including specified liens, charges, and conveyance expenses. By statute, the person offering the deed for recording pays the state fee, though the contract may allocate reimbursement between the parties. County recording charges are separate, and any additional city or county charge depends on where the property is.
When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. That does not pay your mortgage balance, liens, back taxes, or share of current property taxes.
Selling situations
Each page focuses on a different set of property and sale questions. Choose the one closest to what you are sorting out.
Review house-sale questions when the property is part of an estate.
Open the Colorado Springs page →Compare next steps when a foreclosure notice or scheduled sale is involved.
Open the Colorado Springs page →Review property-sale questions when a house is part of a divorce.
Open the Colorado Springs page →Consider sale options when a tenant or another occupant is still in the house.
Open the Colorado Springs page →Review options for a property with a code notice or unresolved repair issue.
Open the Colorado Springs page →Compare sale options for a house affected by fire damage.
Open the Colorado Springs page →Start with the separate questions of recorded liens, court records, and unpaid property taxes.
Open the Colorado Springs page →Read, calculate, or compare
Read the local guide and articles, check the market report, follow the selling process, or change the inputs in the home-sale net proceeds calculator.
For dated market context, Zillow’s typical home value is $439,542 (As of September 2026; Zillow typical home value for Colorado Springs, CO). That figure is not a price or offer for your particular house.
Colorado Springs, CO Home Sale Net Proceeds Calculator
CalculatorCompare what you would keep from listing your house or selling as-is for cash. Change the repair costs, cleanout, monthly bills and closing costs to fit your house.
Read dated market context and keep it separate from the records and condition of your property.
Compare the main sale paths and practical questions to sort out before choosing one.
Compare the available ways to sell an as-is house in Colorado Springs.
Browse local articles for practical seller questions and next steps.
See the steps from sharing the property address through written terms and title-company closing.
Review the company and market scope before deciding whether to request a property review.
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Property-specific help
Share the address and the question you are sorting out—an estate, tax bill, deed or court record, notice, the house’s condition, or another sale situation.
We buy houses as-is in Colorado Springs and El Paso County. Call 888-274-5006.
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Share the address and the record, notice, or sale question in front of you.
Use the El Paso County Assessor for assessed-value, assessment-record, and parcel questions. The Assessor’s phone number is (719) 520-6600. The County Treasurer handles property-tax bills and payments instead.
Contact the El Paso County Treasurer about a property-tax bill, payment, delinquent balance, or tax-sale question. The Treasurer’s phone number is (719) 520-7900. Assessment and tax collection are separate tasks.
No. Use the El Paso County Clerk and Recorder’s Recording office for recorded deeds and other land documents. For a court case or judgment record, use the Colorado Judicial Branch’s El Paso County courts page and ask about the specific case; the courts page lists (719) 452-5490 for records-request questions.
The El Paso County Public Trustee handles foreclosure and release of deeds of trust, while the County Treasurer handles tax-sale questions. The Public Trustee’s phone number is 719-520-6780; its official page says it does not handle tax sales.
The state fee is not charged when consideration is $500 or less. Above $500, it is one cent for each $100 or major fraction of consideration, including specified liens, charges, and conveyance expenses. The person offering the deed for recording pays the state fee by statute, though the contract may allocate reimbursement. County recording charges are separate, and any additional city or county charge depends on the property’s location. When you sell to us, we pay the closing costs. Mortgage balances, liens, back taxes, and your share of current property taxes are separate.
Use the Colorado Springs market report, 2026 guide, as-is sale article, selling-process page, and home-sale net proceeds calculator linked above. A Zillow typical home value, when shown, is dated market context rather than a price or offer for a particular house.