wanna move to denver area need neighborhood sugestions (apartments, rent)

[redness]

im from a small town in tn n i wanna get out. Been thinkin bout movin to denver. Im not movin soon but i wanna learn as much as i can about the area. Like whats a good neighborhood to live in? Im lookin for low rent places. I rly would only need a one room apt. Where to look for jobs that kinda stuff. Also any pros and cons of liven in denver whould help. Thanks

[davebarnes]

How much do you want to spend in rent?

[redness]

well that would all depend on the job i found but all i need is like a one room apartment

[redness]

put it this way i want sumthing cheep somwhere i wont get shot lol

[KatInTheHat]

Maybe you should learn how to spell and use proper English grammar (and sentence structure) before you consider moving to Denver. It's one of the most educated cities in the nation.

[redness]

i spell how i spell. Sry that im not perfect

[davebarnes]

Originally Posted by redness

i spell how i spell. Sry that im not perfect

Proper spelling and grammar are a signals of:
education
intelligence
experience.

¿Quanto Dinero? does not mean that I am asking for an evasive answer.
It means "how much can you spend?"
I ask because I think you will be shocked by the rents in greater Denver.

[redness]

its rly too early to say how much i can spend ill have to get a job there so i guess never mind. And i understand that spelling and grammer show intelect but ive just never been good at spelling and im not wrighting a paper. just because someone cant spell or dosen use proper gramer does not mean ther stupid un educated an inexperenced. But any way thanks for trying to help. ummm let me revise my question. What areas are most likely to have cheeper apartments

[redness]

p.s. I didnt mean to b evasive i just dnt know what type of job ill get out there

[shogun1369]

"just because someone cant spell or dosen use proper gramer does not mean ther stupid un educated an inexperenced" - unfortunately - yes it does.
Not to be insensitive but, I would stay in your town for now and take some college courses, any big city is going to eat you alive at this stage. But to answer your questions: You can get a lower end studio/ 1 bdr, somewhere in the capitol hill area for around $500-$700 a month, anywhere else: $750 and up in Denver proper. Cap hill is a great location but the competition for these places is fierce and unless you have perfect credit, plenty of money upfront, and/or proof of employment you're likely not to have much luck.
It can be done, I moved to CO in 2001 from a small town with a backpack of clothes and $1000 cash, no job, and no place to live, but friends to stay with when I arrived and have done quite well since. I managed to get a job and work my way up through different companies and positions and now own a $375K home in Uptown, have a six-figure job, and get to do all the great things CO offers (not bragging, just stating the facts). But, I did graduate college before I even attempted to make the move out here, without that I would have failed and quickly. Good luck man, in whatever you decide.