You might like to buy beer from a large vendor like Total Wine or a huge grocery store chain or you might like to go to that small corner store that gives you great service and recommendations...and often times great prices. 2) You can visit every liquor store in the state, or you can visit a couple in your neighborhood and figure out who has the best service and pricing.

Compared to having someone else do it, the cost difference makes it a no-brainer for me.Nowadays it's pretty simple, especially compared to the "olden days" when you had to build a wooden frame & hold the screen down with strips.

If they are celebrating an anniversary or a birthday, maybe leave something like a bottle of wine or a gift card to help celebrate the occasion.

We are currently rent in Napa, CA and have decided to turn our primary residence we own in Chile into a STR or MTR that we can use for an annual visit and our clients visiting the region (we work in wine travel).  

And your buyers make no mistake your only as good as your last deal..Whereas if your in the real estate industry there are all sorts of avenues you can pursue and many at the same time.. its just crazy in my mind not to have a license it opens many doors.. my most valuable contacts have come from being an agent.I once listed a small acreage in the wine country in northern ca.. over the phone.. sold it.. no other agents could get it sold..

I'm looking to figure out ways to make this work close to home (wine country). 

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I just listed my first property for rent after being very selective. It's been about almost a month since I listed. I finally found what I thought was a good fit, the tenants were 2 brothers and a 16year ol...

Coffee shops where coffee is called something other than coffeeTrader Joe'sWhole FoodsLots of cycling and/or bike lanesBig/obnoxious glasses (non-prescription in many cases)Wine and tea shops or barsiPhones and thrift clothesFacial hair (even if it's splotchy...maybe preferable)Slightly pornographic art

It is a beautiful new home, large backyard in a nice neighborhood in wine country.

I agree with the peanut butter on the old school wooden Victor mouse traps.