After you have done a face-to-face, I would give a "Welcome Packet" which can just be a folder with how to communicate with you, pay rent, etc, I also will include a small gift, like a gift card, bottle of wine, etc (You will see what they like with your face to face conversation.

I have started collecting antique bottles and I located one that I wanted very much.

Thanks We do install soap dispensers and supply full bottles of condition, shampoo, and bodywash, but those are the only things for longer than our 1-3 night minimum stays

I was going to also say corkscrew, bottle opener.

But start giving your guest little bonuses.. nice coffee, bottles of water, fake flowers/plants, pops of color, and yes pay for the photography!

What I would do is bottle it.

They think their house is worth more than the 3 most desperate realtors would price it at.They attract buyer's looking for a bargain price.There is no common ground.What they don't understand is that as a Buyer why would you not be represented by an agent: who listens to their needs, suggests neighborhoods, finds them the best lender, makes appointments, drives them around, takes them out for lunch, consults them and provides CMAs, writes up the offers, knows the best home inspector and coordinates the inspections, appraisals, works with lender and tirle company, negotiates repairs, reviews everything and makes sure all i's and t's are crossed and dotted, set's up closing and brings a bottle of wine - FOR FREE!

While you can't change the facts, you can decide whether you look at a bottle half full or half empty.

Maybe instead I’d see empty beer bottles a couple old dead hookers but that’s about it .

Originally posted by @Tom Makinen:@Dennis M. you do know the poison leeches into the ground water which someone might end up drinking right.So anyone worried about it should drink bottled Evian and Perrier, with a Frenchie doing his business over the export water vats three times a shift, pour l'honneur de la France.