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Fred Griffin
"Changing the Way Real Estate is Bought and Sold"
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Qualifying Broker and CEO for Zeke Real Estate, LLC
September 1984—September 2009
Fred Griffin has been helping Buyers and Sellers achieve their Real Estate Goals for 25…
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Fred Griffin has been helping Buyers and Sellers achieve their Real Estate Goals for 25…
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We offer Flat Fee MLS and Real Estate Services.
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Fred Griffin is the Broker and CEO of Zeke Real Estate, LLC
25 Years Helping Buyers and Sellers achieve their Real Estate Goals ... show more
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Fred Griffin answered:
Hi, Earl
You said, "We (our government) have given about a trillion dollars to these people."
Sorry to get Political, but therein lies the problem...
The U.S. Congress and the Obama Administration handed the Banks hundreds of billions of dollars to cover their losses. The Big Banks - the officers and directors - still got their $100 million dollar bonuses, while average Americans went into foreclosure.
And Congress and Obama have talked of a "Second Stimulus" to give the Banks even more money.
Why should the Banks deal with you or me? What motivation does a Bank have to work with a distressed property owner? What do they care if your little house goes into foreclosure? No big loss to them. In fact, no loss at all.
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You said, "We (our government) have given about a trillion dollars to these people."
Sorry to get Political, but therein lies the problem...
The U.S. Congress and the Obama Administration handed the Banks hundreds of billions of dollars to cover their losses. The Big Banks - the officers and directors - still got their $100 million dollar bonuses, while average Americans went into foreclosure.
And Congress and Obama have talked of a "Second Stimulus" to give the Banks even more money.
Why should the Banks deal with you or me? What motivation does a Bank have to work with a distressed property owner? What do they care if your little house goes into foreclosure? No big loss to them. In fact, no loss at all.
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