Donna Fox bought her first piece of real estate during her first year of law school, with no job, no income and no prospects for at least two years. She purchased her condo in Chicago where she still lives today, saving her change from purchases in a jar for the down payment, finding a motivated seller, and buying a good deal.

As a clerk during her first semester of law school, she was given an assignment to fill in the blanks on some documents from information in the client's file. When she returned the completed documents to her boss, he said, "Congratulations, you just incorporated your first business." This was the first of many lessons which taught her that corporations are just a series of well-written documents.

After leaving law school, Donna began short stints in the areas of appellate law, criminal law, medical malpractice, personal injury, products liability and estate planning before returning to her roots with a career in corporate law. Since then she has worked with small business owners to Fortune 500 firms, literally hundreds of companies. She has been honored to sit on the board of directors of several of them.

In October 2001, Donna left her career in law to begin her first company, Homers of Northwest Indiana, LLC. In its first year, Homers managed the purchase of a million dollars worth of real estate.

Now Donna is a world class speaker and trainer reflecting a commitment to providing quality education for entrepreneurs. Donna specializes in seminars and products that teach business owners how to accomplish their goals creatively and legally.