Sweat Equity

Most beginner investors do not have a lot of money to start investing in real estate. SWEAT EQUITY shows you specific plans for you to use your skills and knowledge to earn $1, 000, 000.

Jay P. DeCima; 'FIXER JAY' is a seasoned teal estate investor, teacher/trainer and best-selling author of six (6) real estate books. Three are self-published (KJAY Publishing) and three were published by McGraw Hill Publishers in New York. Total sales are approximately 260, 000 books which include bookstores, seminars and nationwide speaking events at investment clubs. After 50 plus years in the trenches, Jay is both semi-retired and semi-still active with only 20 duplex units left from his high-water mark of over 250 multiple-unit properties and houses. Jay has taught investment seminars for over 30 years, including Fixer Camps in his hometown, 3-day investment seminars around the country and aboard cruise ships. For 32 years Jay wrote and published his popular 'How To' newsletter, TRADE SECRETS. Fixer Jay has long been acknowledged as the undisputed king of fixer-uppers on the national teaching circuit. In 2018, Fixer Jay was the winner of the prestigious ROHNY AWARD presented by the Norris Realty Group at the Nixon Presidential Library in Yorba Linda, California. Over 400 real estate professionals in attendance helped celebrate this lifetime achievement award with Jay. The Rhony Award is given to individuals who have elevated the profession by providing outstanding leadership and a willingness to share their knowledge and wisdom to help others. Today, Jay continues to have a large group of real estate followers from his books, seminars and past speaking events at investment clubs around the country. His Telephone Mentoring Service and One-On-One Counseling remain popular with past students as well as newbies attracted to his educational website, FIXERJAY. COM. When asked about his plans for full retirement and what he might do next - there's always a long pause before the answer! Jay claims he's already fully retired - and what he's doing right now - he calls 'doing next'! According to Jay, 'As long as investors and wanta-bes seek my help, full retirement doesn't sound nearly so attractive in my mind'. You can take investing away from the investor, but it's nearly impossible to take the investor away from teaching about investing. Can ya dig it?