It is everything from blinds, artwork, furniture, pots, pans, silverware to wine openers.

Double wooden doors on each.I would pay 25% down and finance the remainder through local bank.What would be your offer? 

A bottle of cheap wine also helps. 

Guests will use the towels to clean up things like wine that they’ve spilled. 

There is a small concrete porch that I’m thinking of staining, or possibly painting to look like wooden planks.

Doesn't look like a wining strategy to me.

Again that is still peanuts especially if you feel that her advice to you saved that $7.5K.What I would do would be to add additional commission on my side (Probably $300-$1,000) but then also do the gift card, bottle of wine, gift basket type thing as well.  

Aloha,For common wooden framed, double walled structures, especially if an older property with plaster and lath walls, for every roach you see there are 1000 you are NOT seeing, and I would say from plenty of years in the Midwest that generally, Hawaii does have LESS of a problem, however in the Midwest we did not have the giant B-52's!

Dave Del Dotto was my neighbor when I lived in the Napa valley his winery ( one of them ) was right across the street from my home.. ( its the one on Atlas peak road if you google it)But just Google Del Dotto wine's Napa and you will see Dave is living the life.. one of the nicest spots in America to live is the Napa valley hands down...IMHO  but I am biased of course.I can Assure you Mr.

Eat a 25 dollar hamburger and uncork a 400 bottle of wine.