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Adrian Smude
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Holiday gift for tenants

Adrian Smude
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Plant City, FL
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Every year I give my tenants a small gift for the holidays. Some examples are Poinsettia and deluxe chocolate covered mixed nuts. 

I’m looking for an idea for this year that’s not a boring gift card. What do you give?  

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Mary M.
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Mary M.
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Well... i consider myself to be a pretty adept business person and I like to make money :).  I also strive to be professional with my tenants. 

While I would not hang out with my tenants, I do think a card or low cost thoughtful gift is fine.  I always try to remember that my business is a service. 

One final note: i find that being approachable, professional and kind is a win win for all involved.  

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