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Andrew J.
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Northern Colorado

Andrew J.
  • Realtor
  • Milwaukee
Posted

Hello BP,

I was hoping some out there had some insight in the rental market in N Colorado. I returned from a trip to Ft Collins and while the city is beautiful and has some nice attractions, I think it is a bit rich for my blood at this point. Loveland seems to suit my personality more, as well as LaPorte,

Any information or knowledge about that area is helpful. I am currently finishing up on a project to protect some equity in the event of a possible move.

Colorado, Fort Collins, Loveland,

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Dave Carpenter
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Dave Carpenter
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@Andrew J. - just saw your last post mentioning that you were picking up shop and moving east. When you are all packed and ready to go I would advise you head west, the eastern route is quite a bit longer and has much more water. just a friendly suggestion ;)

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