Looking for a place to live in Frisco

Just drove out to CO from back east and need to find a decent place to live in Frisco. I've been watching Summit Daily and Craigslist, but was wondering if any current locals had any better leads.
Trying to get a 1 br place but not quite ready to bend over, grab my ankles, and pay over a grand a month. Although I'm not opposed to living with some bros in a larger house/apt, I'm not really interrested in crashing with a bunch of 19 year olds bailing on college for a semester. Im a few years out of college, trying to land a decent job(whatver the fuck that means), and stuck living in my aunt's basement in Denver till I find something that works.
Thanks guys

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Originally Posted by GoEhuge

Trying to get a 1 br place but not quite ready to bend over, grab my ankles, and pay over a grand a month.

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... then Frisco was a poor choice. Try Silverthorne, Dillon, or Breck. Frisco is, for some stupid reason, the most expensive place to live in all of Summit County. I just recently saw a 2bed 1ba dilapidated shack for sale on 0.01 acres in Frisco for $500K no joke.

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Although I'm not opposed to living with some bros in a larger house/apt, I'm not really interested in crashing with a bunch of 19 year olds bailing on college for a semester.

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Check the City Market bulliten boards and the Summit Daily News, brah ;) (best places for the info)

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Im a few years out of college, trying to land a decent job (whatever that means)

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I hope it means you consider construction in the summer and food and beverage in the winter "decent jobs".

Yeah man, the only reasons I've more or less chosen Frisco are location (don't want to have to drive everyday from Breck to Vail or Keystone if thats where I'm living/working) as well as the feel of the town. I'm willing to throw down a bit more to live there as opposed to Dillon/Silverthorne cause my buddies that have spent time there have said that if I have the cash, I'll enjoy Frisco more. I'll def check then City Market boards cause I havent tried that one yet.
In terms of a job, I got a few interviews lined up with some development companies this week (I've been workin in RE since college). Although it's inevitably going to be tough as hell to land one, I'm dead set on not spending another year waiting tables and painting.
Thanks for your .02 Summit, I just hope my confidence in success isn't horribly unrealistic.

Just so you know, you can't kick a rock in this county without hitting at least 5 RE agents

If you are planning on working in Vail, you could try Leadville, Minturn, Edwards, or Eagle