One of my properties I have amazing tenants; granted I do many nice things for them in return but they are amazing nonetheless.As an example they gave us a hand made gift basket for Christmas with candles, body lotions, wine, etc that they made.

Glad to hear you'll be moving back to the NH seacoast, though I'm not sure we can hold a candle to Ireland!

The contrived drama, lack of detail and overall fast pace of today's tv shows just doesn't hold a candle to Bob and Norm tackling old wainscotting or crown moulding or keeping a turn of the century house from sliding down a cliff.  

The bald eagle on that tat can look like melting candle wax, but they will STILL get business, won't they? 

I usually get a Meyer air freshener from Home Depot and several matching candles.

@Brandon Poe you are right - the vast majority of agents lasts only a year or two and their "lifestyle" is typically burn the candle on both ends and talk to their clients at 11pm, or they are hobbyists and don't do much at all - under 5 deals a year for over 80% of licensees. 

Once my tenant changes I am boarding up my fireplace and putting candles in front of it.

If power goes out, they need to have candles, blankets, coats, or be prepared to go to a hotel at their expense (or they can sue the electric/gas company).

Quentin, there's lots of websites, NOLO, Legalzoom, Rocketlawyer, but the free items I pulled down off the internet can't hold a candle to the document my attorney created for me. 

Do they have a pet, or use candles and/or air fresheners?