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Raz.
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I'm moving there in july to start fire academy and hopefully work at denver fire in a few years. however, til then, ya boy is gonna be leading the CHEAP life.

I know a lot of you guys live there or in the area. any tips? places to find rooms to rent? jobs? fun? frands?
Mar 18 2015 1:48PM
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iFlip
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Mar 18 2015 1:50PM
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Raz.
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Mar 18 2015 3:48PM
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Steezy_IN_KC
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Couch surfing pro... LINK
Mar 18 2015 3:52PM
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RICK_ROSS
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as someone who is currently apartment hunting; good fucking luck. if your trying to live anywhere in the downtown area plan on paying a fuckin ton. my rent has gone up $500 in the past 2 years.
Mar 18 2015 4:48PM
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Japaneezy
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yeah, the rent is crazy here. Expect to pay 2grand for a two bedroom apartment, around 1400 for a single. (Metro Area)
Mar 18 2015 5:06PM
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RICK_ROSS
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also as denver fire prepare to spend 97% of your day dealing with the homeless.
Mar 18 2015 6:39PM
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All_Alpine
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Or prepare for the fact that denver fire rejects over 97% of those whom apply. Give em hell OP
Mar 18 2015 8:16PM
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Alex_G
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south denver, 5 points, west denver, park hill, are going to be your best bets as far as cheap living goes. you could get lucky and find a 500-600/month apartment in capitol hill but it will be a tiny studio apt.
Mar 19 2015 12:22AM
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mehregan15
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I25/Colorado or University Blvd area is nice, it's right around campus, and only 10 minutes from downtown. plenty of 4 person houses for 2 G's or less, so 400-500 a person.
Mar 19 2015 4:08PM
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CHORIZO
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i live with my parents, but yea denver is pretty expensive. You might be able to find some lower income housing near coors field?
Mar 19 2015 7:39PM
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Turd.Ferguson
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ANUSTARTi live with my parents


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Mar 19 2015 8:50PM
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Spagett+
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Don't go to 5 points unless you want to get stabbed.
Mar 19 2015 8:56PM
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RICK_ROSS
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North.WestDon't go to 5 points unless you want to get stabbed.


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Mar 19 2015 10:22PM
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chodo
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Pretty much what everyone has said is accurate!

I live in LoDo, and yeah its expensive, but its a great area to do shit and have fun. Obviosly your best bet is getting roommates, but if you hunt around im sure you can find a place that works by yourself. Best of luck homie! Denvers awesome!
Mar 19 2015 10:45PM
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KEVTRON
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If you feel like driving 8 hours for a break from the city ill be Alta, UT for the summer! The best of no one around and a polluted city 8 miles away down canyon!
Mar 20 2015 2:32AM
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