The risk/reward just doesn't add up. 

The reward is certainly not worth the risk. 

I completely get where you're coming from; the fear of starting can be daunting, but the rewards of pushing through that fear are immense.I’m involved in real estate investing, specifically focused on new construction duplexes in Indianapolis.

It requires time and effort and from that investment, you will be rewarded. 

This is why I think the best reward for a referral is the promise that you will take care of the client and send them right back to the realtor for all future deals.  

Converting blight to cash flow has two rewards, the first is that you don't have to hunt for opportunity that shouldn't exist (i.e, investors selling positive cash flow which require little to no CapEx). 

Most people don't do them because they take a lot of time and effort - and hence those who do it are usually rewarded.

It’s a powerful tool but requires careful management to balance risks and rewards.

Paying Yourself (10-15% of Income)Rule of Thumb: Pay yourself 10-15% of your net income after expenses.Why: It’s important to reward yourself for your efforts and sustain your personal finances.

The homes we build will continue to stand long after we're gone, providing homes for generations of families.Focus on giving more in value, and the rewards will naturally follow.