I'm 9 days away from my 30th birthday and after having a few jobs within the last few years, I'm feeling the pressure to make the "right" decision.

For properties you start doing this with today, they will start to be free and clear around your 50th birthday. 

A family that comes down here each June brings bags of Walleye with them for us.Another client of ours sends birthday cards to my twin daughters each year with a dollar for each year of their age.When we had several storms this year, customers were out there helping to skim out the leaves, drag chairs back out of the pool, etc.I had a heart attack a couple of years back.

I will allow myself one year from my birthday to achieve this goal.

So much for meeting rooms, additional if kitchen is used for lunch preparation or set up, etc.Lots of small associations, like REI groups, networking groups, etc, have a very hard time finding space to rent that doesn't cost a fortunes, like hotels charge for their meeting rooms.Holiday, anniversary, graduation, and birthday parties might pay for rental space.You could set the fees to include paying a property/space manager to handle all the admin and clean up.

Mat,It was funny, but my PM is having his 32nd birthday on Thursday!

Many of our guests arrive for bachelor parties, birthdays, family reunions and other small events.Our larger properties that sleep more 10+ get more business than the ones that sleep 4-6.  

I would focus my attention on tenant retention, perhaps you drop off a small gift for their birthdays or a card for the holidays.

My friend got her first tattoo on her 70th birthday because she always wanted one. 

I spoke to him in person and we agreed that he could have a $200 discount on rent for the next 2 months.Later that night on instagram I find out he is on a plane to Vail to celebrate his daughters birthday.