Hey @Dan Fox, 8% is out there, it's obviously just a bit harder to come by right now.

The Hill, Northampton, Southampton, Bevo, Holly Hills, Tower Grove South, Shaw, Tower Grove East and Southeast, Fox Park, Benton Park West, Cherokee St., South Broadway, Soulard, Lafayette Square, they all have a different feel so it shouldn't take long to get a sense of which speak to your investing goals more.As far non-business things to do, the Arch and Arch Grounds/Riverfront is great and just underwent a big remodel.

I vacillate between doing some work on the '08 to get it going faster and just buying an old fox body Mustang and putting in a big block.

I use it for dogs, cats, fox, and all kinds of other animals that try to snack on my vegetable garden.  

I'm writing this post to introduce myself and to network with other RE investors and realtors in the Fox Valley area.

If you were wanting to get into vacation property, which I know nothing about, I'd suspect you would want something that offers a spectacular view and close proximity to city activity (Fox theater, Washington St, Soulard, Arch, Busch Stadium/Ballpark Village, Savvis Center, etc.).

There are some Fantastic Areas right around Aurora that make great investment locations also, including the Fox Valley Region, North Aurora, Batavia, Geneva, St.

He is affiliated with a guy named Thomas Fox out of new New York that represent a company call first data Manhattan.

http://www.foxbusiness.com/personal-finance/2013/04/03/tips-for-making-money-off-your-first-house-flip/

Is that our own Danny Johnson, too?

I live and invest in the fox cities about a half hour south of Green Bay.