If you are trying to build goodwill/repay a favor with the buyer maybe you take the deal and add another two years to the option.

But I gave it away to goodwill.

@Jeffrey Staszyour on it dude.... not sure if you saw this videobut look at the driveway to the right of our drive way .. you see that new concrete driveway we did that for the neighbor all for free.... talk about good will and someone might refer something and or at least they keep an eye on our house during construction they kind of take ownership right ??

@Cody Race sounds good will do, hopefully sooner then later.

Hello Everyone,I am considering leaving a gift or a couple items for new tenants upon move-in as a gesture of appreciation and goodwill.

Sounds good, will look into these areas.

If you are marketing the contract, but show the house you are actually marketing the house, and because you would collect a fee and you are doing it for another person it is Brokering, the area is a little gray but your actions make it back and white, its really hard to wholesale in WI and be 100% legal based on the terminology in the state statuteHere is what a Broker is defined as Per Wisconsin Statute:  (2)“Broker" means any person not excluded by sub. (3), who does any of the following:(a) For another person, and for commission, money, or other thing of value, negotiates or offers or attempts to negotiate, whether directly or indirectly, a sale, exchange, purchase, or rental of, or the granting or acceptance of an option to sell, exchange, purchase, or rent, an interest or estate in real estate, a time share, or a business or its goodwill, inventory, or fixtures, whether or not the business includes real property.

Nothing good will come to you by allowing them to do this.

We just furnished our first STR and my best advice is goodwill, re-store or architectural salvage companies.

Beds, end tables, dressers, tv's, clocks radios, dining table chairs, goodwill artwork, matching couch set, lamps.