Interesting comparison. 

There is a ton to do as we are a major metro market but cost of living is still low in comparison to other major metro markets.It’s hard to move anywhere if you haven’t been there to visit in person so I’d recommend planning a week long trip to explore the city, burbs and activities in the area to see if your take is the same as the national publications.Good luck!

@Brian Blosser @Caleb Brown @Corby Goade @Austin Johnson @Zander Kempf @Janel Kolbo @Benjamin Mavity @Manny Vasquez @Robert FinnOverall are you satisfied with the quality of the leads on Featured Agent, in comparison to others?

I'm new to the rental properties business and was curious to learn what resources ya'll use to create comparisons for appropriate rental rates for new properties you purchase in a specific area? 

A model like this is somewhat less profitable than buying a bunch of duplex/multi-family high-income properties.As a comparison, this new triplex came in at a value of $78k.

For comparison you can get $1500 out of a 200k condo somewhat easily.

The calculations used are based on subject comparisons.  

I saw a forecast that showed a comparison of similar homes built by the same builder in the 50s and what they sold for in 2015 in Boulder, Fort Collins, and Greeley.

Comparing a new kitchen and bath to a 45 year old kitchen and bath is not a fair comparison. 

The reason I didn't move from my Denver home was my kids wanted to stay in school with there friends and we have all our family here.As far as comparison, Fort Morgan is a small city, but closer in proximity to Denver, so I'm still trying to grasp the job market there (from my understanding there are mostly Mill jobs), and am taking a chance.