Crazy as it seems, sellers in emotional distress and denial over whizzing away their parent's legacy would much rather whiz it away to a local agent who is deeply embedded in their community, who works the soft-serve at church festivals and reads off the bingo numbers at the VFW hall and brings some of his homemade kielbasi to the volunteer firemen's BBQ benefit.Do not discount your local agents who have been eating rubber chicken to pass the card at Rotary events for the last twenty years.

I would prefer to do this to a single occupant, but I will evict a family if need be.Possible homemade Italian sausage for anyone local that can help me solve this issue.

I already own a home (made a 30% down payment so no PMI).

Take a cake or other pastry (preferably home made).

I'm Indian and like to cook indian food sometimes so I'll go all out on the spices....chili powder, cumin, turmeric, garlic, ginger, onions.

It is quite possible that a temporary, prefabricated home made out of recycled sea-containers might be valued differently than a traditional mobile home but I am not sure of that.

No-one would pay face value for a homemade note.

Biggest hassel here is the public health dept. and inspections, they want to knwo where you'll be at all times so they can come and inspect at any time.Depends on what you'll be serving, I ran a hot dog chili dog thing for a non-profit at a loacl fair.

We also add a gift certificate to the restaurant [which the owner gives me a big discount on] and a plate of home made cookies.Next to the basket, I have a decorated box that has some of my Avon products, toilet paper,paper towels, one towel, one washcloth, one bar of soap, several toothbrushes and toothpaste, a small pack of tylenol, stuff like that.All 3 families have been ecstatic over what was waiting for them.

Any other homemade ideas or feedback would be really appreciated.Thanks.Dan