If someone decides they want to try to walk on ice, that should be on them...what kind of a system would reward someone for falling down because they decided to be careless and walk across ice. 

Although we've been successful my position and rewards have not met my expectations, so I decided to apply all my Years of experience in designing Architectural, Civil, Electrical, Plumbing, Structural and Solar and also my years of Construction Estimating to Real estate and rental property investments.

You hear all the time to leave emotion out of investing and it can be a difficult quantify the risk vs reward for local and out of state.

It is a capital heavy type of game and then there is a huge reward on the backend.

Like I said, we have no passive losses, but there's big rewards in financial aid in showing this to be an active business rather than passive investment.

High risk brings reward, and if you're in the right place geographically, it's better prices than most of NJ.

Something about creating a new charitable fund that residents could contribute to and then direct that contribution to be applied to their property taxes. 

Yet, our society continues to reward the risk takers and not the paycheckers.

But just like @Tim Butters suggested I offer a reward for paying early/on time.

But it's rewarding.