Jay Abraham is not a real estate investor, per se, although he owns some very expensive property. But most real estate investors that he does know (who invested in the last five years) are under water on their home values. Worst still, their cash flow is negative in a bad, bad way.
Unfortunately, many — if not most — of the ones (who’ve been trained in real estate as a second career) are up against the proverbial rock and hard place — financially. They can’t sell the property or they’d lose tens — even hundreds of thousands of dollars most of them don’t have.
