You have to go through your local Public Housing Authority (PHA), not HUD directly. The local PHA handles all the applications, verifies your income eligibility, and manages the waitlists for programs like public housing or Section 8 vouchers. Look up the PHA for your specific county or city to get the paperwork started.
Your question is not very clear Angela. Are you looking to buy a home that is a HUD property -- and need help finding the house -- and an agent that works with HUD homes?? There is a lot of online resources for doing research on government foreclosures and financing options. Some agents will focus and specialize on selling these type properties. Another option is pull up ChatGPT or Gemini and ask your questions. You will be amazed at how quickly you can find the answers you are looking for. Good luck!
If you are hoping to buy a house, you likely have a budget in mind. Hopefully, that budget includes fees that come with the process, not just the purchase price. The good news for buyers is that they aren't directly responsible for paying their agent. Agent fees usually fall on the seller.