Oh well, for $5, I tried.May also find some reasonable tasting wines at Trader Joe's at or below your price point.

The small stove is about the same size as a wine fridge.

And of course speculating on land in the path of progress is not a  cash flow play but can have some very big upside.. so one could round out their portfolio buy buying a few of each asset class.One of my best investments ever was a 4 acre tract in Wine country Sonoma county city of Rohnert park.. it was on the edge of the city limits.. but it was cheap I paid under 30k for it in 1994 paid cash... and just paid the 300 a year in tax's all these years. 

@Ursula B........or wine!

They may wine and complain and get mad.

It is an upscale craft beer bar with a full kitchen, wine, and cocktails. 

Originally posted by @Nicolas Paez: ...

From experience I know that military moves are fast paced and stressful so I did a few things to ease their transition;Made sure they left Illinois with keys already in hand even though their lease wasn't officially started so they wouldn't have to go to a hotel or wait to link up with my agent for keys if they arrived at odd hours.Left Directv hooked up and operational so they could keep the kids entertained during unloading.Sent a large fresh fruit and snacks basket from Wine Country Gifts so they could have something immediately coming off of road trip food.Left them some furniture so they wouldn't have to get everything unloaded right away just to have a place to sit and relax after a long trip.Left them recommendations for the best vet in the area in case they had problems with their pets upon arrival.Just little things that I hope made for a little less stressful day 1.

My first subdivision I did in Oregon was 105 lots in the wine country. 

Depending on what your purchase costs and total profit I would maybe kick them a nice gift, rather that be $500 or a nice bottle of wine.