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I actually interviewed with a civil engineering firm in Breckenridge a few years back (I was living in Fort Collins at the time.).

Since this is my forte, I can give you a pretty strong opinion based on experience.

If you're interested, I'm a Realtor in the Fort Lauderdale area and also looking at investment properties myself.

I'm already priced out of Austin but considering Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Houston, El Paso.

There are still deals in Dallas, and if you venture over to Grand Prairie, Arlington, and Fort Worth, even more deals because of the lower price points.   

Hello B P Family ,I am currently working on my first rehab project in the Dallas /Fort Worth  area and I was affected by the recent Texas storm Damage.

Hello~My wife and I are looking to work with others to make a team for multifamily (specifically 4plexes later to be apartments etc) as we are moving from Vancouver, Washington to Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.

I'm a new investor from New York and - with prices so crazy around here - have been looking into Fort Wayne as I hear Indiana is pretty investor-friendly.

http://www.coloradoan.com/story/money/business/201...Seems the story is getting out...interesting tidbit from article: "Sands lives in Fort Collins and his business is registered in Fort Collins, according to the Colorado Secretary of State's office.