In FoCo I would say around 10-20k as long as there is still plenty of room for the buyer to make money.

If he's able to come up with 5% plus closing costs without pulling another loan off the FOCO house then that could be favorable.

Hi Duane White , ICOR has a a monthly meetup here in FoCo at the Home Depot.

I can sympathize with some of what the article is saying regarding loss of value in northern front range (Foco, Greeley, Thornton, N.

My family and I thoroughly enjoy everything Northern Colorado has to offer, especially the relationships we have developed in the FoCo area and the many outdoor adventures we are able to share with friends and family.I am a mid-career finance professional with nearly 15 years experience in various areas of corporate finance for a few large, multi-national corporations.  

Looking forward to meeting FoCo area people here on BP :) (and anyone else of course). 

My favorites are currently Red Tractor here in foco and High Hops in Windsor.

Now that I know I will get licensed in either Fort Collins, CO or Cheyenne, WY, I am wondering if populations levels or average home pricing, or commercial activity are also factors I could consider.For instanceFort Collins, Larimer County, avg home value is roughly 348k, 350,000 populationCheyenne, Laramie County, avg value is roughly 259k, 98,000 populationI do like the small town feel of Cheyenne MUCH more than FOCO, but looking at the numbers, it is making me consider living in Fort Collins and focusing on that neck of the woods, with Cheyenne just being a 45 minute drive away.

I see you’re in CO I actually spent 2 years between Fort Collins and Denver area and was looking at FOCO and Boulder market but they don’t seemed too cash flow well. 

I have found a few off market triplexes that were significantly cheaper than the foco market.