37 Highland Ave

Dexter, ME

HUD Home (Government-Owned) Email me if this listing changes

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Property Details

Beds: TBD
Baths: TBD
Sq ft: TBD
Lot: TBD
Year built: TBD
Property type: Not listed
Estimated price: Not listed

Listing Information

Case number: 231-098830

HUD Home (Government-Owned)

The foreclosure here is finished and a government agency now owns this home. There is no auction and no sale date yet.

Last verified: Aug 29, 2026

How to Buy This Home

These homes are sold by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the same way every time:

Is it on sale now: Not yet. The agency gets each home ready first, and that can take months. Until the home is listed for bidding, nobody can make an offer on it.
How you offer: You cannot offer directly. HUD accepts purchase contracts only from a real estate agent registered with HUD, so you choose an agent and they submit your offer. Homes are offered first, for an exclusive period, to buyers who will live in them; after that period anyone may offer, including investors.
Where it is listed: Online, on HUD's own listing site at hudhomestore.gov. There is no courthouse auction, no bidding in person, and nothing to attend.
When it sells: Listed once HUD has appraised the home and cleared its title, then sold when an acceptable offer arrives. There is no sale date, and a home can sit listed for months.
Due with the offer: Earnest money with the signed contract, in the amount that listing states. On most sales you may ask HUD to pay up to 3% of your financing and closing costs.
Closing: Set in the sales contract for the individual home. HUD publishes closing terms with the listing rather than as one standing rule.
Condition: HUD sells strictly as-is. It does not warrant the condition and will not pay to correct defects or make repairs, and it urges every buyer to get a professional inspection before making an offer, because the asking price reflects the home in its current condition.

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# Government-Owned (REO) Home Brief

## Suggested AI Task
Review this government-owned (REO) home. The foreclosure here is already finished and a government agency owns the property. There is no auction, and the home is not up for sale yet: the agency gets each home ready before it starts taking offers, and until then nobody can make an offer. Help me understand how to check whether it is up for sale, who submits an offer for me once it is, what buying a home as-is means for inspections and repairs, and what to check before I offer.

## Property
- Address: 37 Highland Ave
- Location: Dexter, ME
- Coordinates: 45.0248272, -69.2915992

## Property Record
- Listing status: HUD Home (Government-Owned)
- Case number: 231-098830

## How to Buy This Home (per the selling authority's published rules)
- Selling agency: U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
- How to make an offer: You cannot offer directly. HUD accepts purchase contracts only from a real estate agent registered with HUD, so you choose an agent and they submit your offer. Homes are offered first, for an exclusive period, to buyers who will live in them; after that period anyone may offer, including investors.
- Where it is listed: Online, on HUD's own listing site at hudhomestore.gov. There is no courthouse auction, no bidding in person, and nothing to attend.
- Selling schedule: Listed once HUD has appraised the home and cleared its title, then sold when an acceptable offer arrives. There is no sale date, and a home can sit listed for months.
- Due with the offer: Earnest money with the signed contract, in the amount that listing states. On most sales you may ask HUD to pay up to 3% of your financing and closing costs.
- Closing: Set in the sales contract for the individual home. HUD publishes closing terms with the listing rather than as one standing rule.
- Condition: HUD sells strictly as-is. It does not warrant the condition and will not pay to correct defects or make repairs, and it urges every buyer to get a professional inspection before making an offer, because the asking price reflects the home in its current condition.
- Rules verified: Aug 16, 2026

## Source
- Listing URL: https://dwelllisting.com/maine/dexter/37-highland-ave-dexter-me