Or perhaps the Chamber of Commerce or local scout group.I think that's a nice welcome gift, especially of the new tenant isn't from the area.

For them, that probably exceeds the yearly gift limit.You should get as much for it as you can.  

The house was a gift from her mother, that is why I was curious why she changes her numbers.  

Sell online the following;Wine of the month club.Holiday themed wine gift baskets with cheese,crackers, etc these can make a fortune locally and online. 

You can give them a flyer for a neighborhood event, let them know about other properties you're renting to see if they know anyone that's looking, give them a $5 gift card for "being a good tenant" etc.

They're just my gift to you. ;0)@Joe Gore @Mark Kemp  @Bob E. 

About three years ago, my father gave me Rich Dad Poor Dad as a gift.

Bill Gulley   right O Bill being a bank examiner I suppose you would be highly qualified to comment on the practice of paying for extravagant gifts to your favorite banker and said banker accepting them.. sometimes just can't let that stuff go with out comment.

Those points can be redeemed for travel, cruises, hotels, gift card, etc.

The only way I know of is with gift money from relatives to give you the skin, the other way is to serve in the military and get a VA loan. :)