Also remember, there is no reward from not obtaining risk, so don't be scared to take MEASURABLE risk.

Now these are the options lets paint a little picture... when it comes to market investing, holding for a long time no matter the risk/reward of the stock, usually equalizes the return because over a longer holding period the ROE usually ends up in the positive.

Their reward is that they recover their entire investment within 3 years on average.

I know the saying “More Risk = More Reward”, my question to the BP community that have dealt with both Class A properties and Class C/C- properties: Is there really that big of a difference in managing the tenants, and property?

I am passionate about learning everything I can around real estate investing and starting my future in this very rewarding industry.

Risk equals reward, hopefully.

With greater risk comes greater reward, and I see a lot of risk here (Roof and HVAC needing replacing) and not a lot of reward.

Just one of the risks of investing in real estate I suppose but hey, if their was no risk involved then everyone would be doing it and the reward would be much less. 

You closing should be the reward for the agent.

Renewing your lease with the tenant who is paying gives that tenant some control/power in the situation and rewards good behavior (i.e. paying rent on time).