Jesse Gonzalez is a highly accomplished and respected real estate professional with a wealth of experience in the industry. With a career over 15 years, Jesse has established himself as a leading real estate sales and marketing expert.
As a licensed real estate agent since 2005 and a broker since 2008, Jesse has a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of the market. In 2013, he founded his firm, Liberty House Realty, LLC demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to delivering exceptional service to his clients.
Jesse's expertise extends beyond traditional real estate transactions. He obtained his Registered Appraisal Trainee in 2019, providing him with valuable insights into property valuation and market analysis. Although he decided to focus primarily on sales, his appraisal background gives him a unique advantage in understanding the intricacies of property values and trends.
With a dedication to excellence, Jesse consistently achieves outstanding results for his clients. Last year alone, he closed over $20 million in sales and received the prestigious Sapphire Award from his local association, recognizing his exceptional achievements in the industry.
Beyond his successful career in real estate, Jesse is passionate about education and personal growth. He is completing his undergraduate degree in Forensic Psychology, with plans to attend Law School in the fall of 2024. Jesse's ambition is to become a real estate litigator, focusing on real estate consumer protection law and advocating for the rights and interests of homebuyers and sellers.
As the owner/operator of the nation's largest social network for REO professionals, <a href="http://www.REOProNetwork.com">www.REOProNetwork.com</a>, Jesse has positioned himself as a thought leader and industry influencer. Through this platform, he fosters collaboration and knowledge-sharing among REO agents, attorneys, asset management firms, and other professionals in the field.
With a commitment to professionalism, integrity, and providing a personalized experience for his clients, Jesse Gonzalez is a trusted advisor and a driving force in the real estate industry. Whether assisting clients with buying or selling properties, he consistently goes above and beyond to exceed expectations and ensure successful outcomes.
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Watch and see if some currently unheard of federal agency starts shutting down doctor offices that are not part of a major medical group or insurance plan. They are already forcing the individual doctors to stop taking some insurance because of the reduction in what they will reimburse for… or flat out not pay all together. It’s going to get a lot worse, just wait and see! Maybe like our current housing or financial market?? And then the Government will come to our rescue, once again!
And when it comes to corporate greed, don’t get me started! Most of these folks should have been charged with criminal offenses, but no… they are rewarded with large bonuses right after causing the biggest banking failure in history! And the bonuses were only available because the PEOPLE bailed them out!
This Country is in trouble on so many levels and I’m deeply concerned. But the PEOPLE are starting to notice and stand up, asking questions and speaking out! As we ALL should. If we do not speak out when we see something wrong, then we are just as guilty as the person committing the crime! And then we loose our rights, one at a time, slowly over time. But when they are gone, they are gone forever!
First off, let me quote from my own blog, "I really don’t have answers to these questions" and, I am completely upfront and sincere when I say that. Now, if in your opinion, asking the question or making the observation is credibility destroying....well, we will have to agree to disagree because, I believe not to ask, not to form opinions, not to question motives, not to seek the truth no matter which road it takes you down, is far worse and corrupt than being concerned about onces credibility. As I said, "Stand up, question boldly and hang on to the truth." and this is something I live by.
Hi Michael:
Conspiracy, maybe....and, you're right, it would make a great movie but, Harrison Ford, he is sooo over played, what about Antonio Banderas as a hard nosed beat the streets investigative reporter who will do whatever he has to in order to find the truth and unviel the secret corrupt intentions of our politicians? This is really too good, I have a friend who is a film student, maybe I can write it and he can film it for a school project? Thanks for the idea.
Hi Chris:
Yes, this country is in enough distress but, emergency or urgency, no matter, we should still allow for peoples rights to question thier government, thier leaders and allow opinions to form and be questioned. Yes maybe some opinions are a bit more fantastical than others but, sometimes it's those fantastical opinions that have a shred of truth.
Hi Angela and Angelique:
Now isn't this interesting, the 2 people who understood, maybe not agreed but at least understood my piece have the root name Angel, maybe my blog was inspried by the devine and He sent His Angels to comfort me? Ok, maybe that is really disturbed but, it's a nice sentiment anyways....right?
Now for some history:
The Community Reinvestment Act or 1977 (or CRA, Pub.L. 95-128, title VIII, 91 Stat. 1147, 12 U.S.C. § 2901 et seq.) is a federal law! It basically told banks that they needed to stop being so "discriminatory" in thier credit practices and start lending to low income peoples. In other words, it told banks to practice egalitarianism. The Fed's wanted to remove or lessen this economic inequality by forcing banks through regulation and oversight to take on more risk and loan to low income borrowers. However, you cut this pie, this is not Capitalism, at the very least, this policy is socialist and it for sure is egalitarian.
Now, this law went through some key revisions and changes, the most potent change was in 1992, the Federal Housing Enterprises Financial Safety and Soundness Act of 1992 required Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, to actually purchase and securitize a good number of these high risk loans these banks were making as a part of thier mandate.
So, then, we end up with banks being told by the government to make risky loans and now we have the government using tax dollars to securities risky loans in order to encourage more of them. Keep in mind, that in 2000, this policy went to an extreme with Fannie Mae announcing that it would dictate that 50% would go strictly to these low to moderate income borrowers. The best part of all this, who was watching the banks to make sure the low to moderate risky loans they were making weren't so risky it would potentially cause an entire collapse of our national economy, oh thats right....no one, why?
Our one saving grace that never was taken serious because he was "fringe" and lost his credibility because he had the courage to stand up and speak the truth was William A. Niskanen chair of the Cato Institute. This man all but predicted the housing bubble. He believed the CRA (Community Reinvestment Act) would cause banks to fail, in the long term. Granted, he didn't know when but, he held to his belief from way back in 1995 when he urged Congress to repeal the Act.
You may not agree with me, you may have even lost respect for me but, that will not deter me. I will always ask because it's simply not in me to sit back and watch from the sidelines. I may not always be popular but I almost always will stir your soul!
And why is it that the minute anyone expresses an opinion lately we have to be subjected to the name calling?
Dear Mr. Howard do you think we can all express our opinions in a profesional manner? Thank you both for your opinion - I'd like to hear what you think about all the "third party sales" we're seeing lately - do you think they're hurting the reo market as far as agent getting the listings?