My wife was out getting dinner the other day and saw a distressed property.

@James Wise,, I don't think the dinner analogy holds true.

I would skip Thanksgiving dinner to help them

No more top ramen dinners or Safeway Select Diet Cola, it's caviar and filet mignon from here on out.LMK if you guys need a publicist. 

I'd take them out to dinner on top of all of it to celebrate."

I plan to take this gentleman out to dinner soon to discuss the details even more but would like some advice on how to get this locked up in a contract of some type.

Feel free to reach out, perhaps we can chat at one of the meetups or can grab lunch/dinner sometime.Best of luck, look forward to meeting you.J.

The case I know of is where that couple got married a couple years later, no, there is no communication with her father, no Thanksgiving dinners.

Maybe over breakfast, lunch or dinner, if your interested please fill free to reply back assp thanks.

Those are great ideas. we always give the tenant a welcome basket when they first lease the home, Toilet paper, water bottles, spaghetti sauce, sometimes a plunger... just stuff they may need or can use when first moving into the property.. they LOVE these items.. all things you can buy at the $1 store.We also send them a movie gift card and dinner coupon during the holidays and have a hand written note letting them know the owner asked us to send them this and thanking them for being such great tenants.If you are big enough and have enough homes you can normally go work a deal with a local restaurant to be able to get some discounted price off the coupon value if you buy quite a few of them.