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A Refreshing
Change of Pace
Our 14 communities located along the
historic Fox River offer a unique sampling of Wisconsin's best. The Fox Cities'
combination of big city life and small town charm, friendliness and
affordability make it the perfect destination.
Rejuvenated downtowns, thriving industry and
quaint neighborhoods lace the Fox Cities with historic character.
More than 150 years ago water served as a
source of power and transportation, and the Fox River had an abundance of both.
As Wisconsin achieved statehood in 1848 the Fox was a catalyst for attracting
new settlers to the Fox Cities. Dutch, German, French and Irish immigrants
along with Yankee stock from the east coast were starting new lives in the Fox
Cities.
Today the historic Fox River remains the
heart of the Fox Cities linking the history and culture of 14 vibrant
communities. Home to the world's largest concentration of paper mills, the Fox
Cities boast thriving downtown districts, first-rate attractions and
breathtaking scenic beauty.
About the Fox Cities, Wisconsin Area
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Making An Offer >Creative Offers
Putting together an offer on a home is easy if the buyer has a lot of money, a terrific job and impeccable credit. Many buyers are not in that precise situation, however. And while sellers like to get their asking price, good listing agents prepare them for the possibility of receiving offers that involve some compromises.
Successful real estate agents know how to put together creative offers and do whatever it takes to make a transaction work. If a buyer is low on cash, the agent may structure an offer that shifts closing costs to the seller, minimizing the amount of cash that the buyer needs to close. A variation of a lease purchase arrangement might be effective if a buyer has recently changed jobs or is self-employed. Owner-financing for part of the loan can make a difference in some cases. If your agent brings you a complex offer designed to get a buyer into your home, don't say "no" until you understand the offer.
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Who is the world's richest living person?
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William H. Gates, III, Chairman of Microsoft Corporation, whose wealth was estimated at $46.6 billion in 2004.
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