A little good will goes a long way.  

Last week I bought two pairs of Nikes at Goodwill for $20 and I flipped them the following day for $40.

I personally would pay the $500 deductible and get a release signed by them stating you are not admitting any liability, but paying it as an act of good will.  

We agreed that this was OK with us, as it was only 8 days early, and agreed to rearrange our lives to help make this happen as a goodwill gesture.

Offer a 12 month lease do a rent adjustment of about $75.00 a month,, That's 1/2 of the average between the market, so your showing a concession against the market for them.So they want same as market which would be 1800 concession,, your offering  1/2 900 it's fair and your goodwill will help keep them as renters.

It's simple, inexpensive, and builds goodwill.

Some tenants have leases and others are month to month with one unit being severely under rented but it's a friend of the owner and we are extending goodwill since we got a pretty good deal.

What I did was send "good will" letters to all the creditors I wronged (didn't pay) during my early college years.

I usually give people one free pass (though the bill shouldn't have come to $300 and I can often snake the toilet myself) on the expectation that they change their behavior and that my goodwill bank has a credit balance for the next time I have to ask their forgiveness when something isn't fixed right away or something.

I do the garage sales and the used furniture stores and the sales at Lowes or elsewhere but everything I pick is in decent condition and it looks pretty nice I have no idea why people think of $75 refrigerator and $20 dresser that looks the part makes you a true competitor in the short term rental market in most parts of the country, a Goodwill bachelor pad will earn the reviews and revenue it deservesOriginally posted by @Mel Hignell:@Paul Sandhu.