If he was to ask me I'd say it's fear; the fear of loss is greater for some then the excitement of reward from the deal. 

., high risk, high reward). 

If you rent month-to-month, you get 30 days notice any time of year with nothing to mitigate your risk.There's a big difference between "charity" and offering a discount to reward good customers.

When I sell I will not reap huge cash rewards but during the life of ownership I have doubled my net worth that I would have had owning real estate free and clear.

I was with KW and loved them with no plan to switch but the revenue and stock rewards were too good to pass up at eXp Realty.

I'm sure people have used this but be careful with it as it can be a disaster. you won't get much back in rewards if that is what you are hoping for.

@Jonathan Woodruff speaking only for myself, one thing that drives me nuts is people who are typically drawn to the charm and unique qualities of an old home, and then whine about its lack of modernity--- modernity which, by the way, will likely fall out of favor again in a decade or less.

It rewards personal stability and harshly punishes lapses in that stability.

People with good credit are rewarded with same.

While rewarding and the pay is great, everytime I see my paycheck and the taxes come out, I ask myself, there's got to be another way to make enough to achieve financial independance.