I know the "Flower Alley" has some trendy STR's that do good.

@Ivy Flowers thanks for the reply.

A guest with no reviews asked to book our place for two guests since she will be spending time with her sister for her sister's birthday.

On the ground has many different flowers and plants that he also had planted.The yard is very pretty and has grass and flowers on the ground amongst all of the trees.

I pulled my kid’s credit a few weeks after 18th birthday and voila: Creditkarma shows a score of 788 and a 9+ year credit history!

I bought my first cabin right before the financial crisis, and that made this look like a birthday party.

I say we ban anyone who copies and pastes robot answers, cluttering up storage on servers for useless word filling loren ipsum type nonense.It's worse than giving someone gift cards they will never use for their birthday.

But, as I run my numbers to find cap rates, I keep finding that other cities far from Austin (like Flower Mound) would give me better returns. 

These gift campaigns are huge for referral business.I've previously used mailbox power/banner season to automate anniversary, birthday and holiday gifts.I've also looked into snappy and goody which have some nice things that fit any budget.Hope this helps!

Obviously, STRs are the biggest cash-flowers, so that's always what I'm interested in for my clients.