Credits are a nice gesture but will really depend on price point once selling.

While legally, the broker doesn't need to do anything about it, he or she could make a good faith gesture and strike that clause.

Hi Steven,It would be a pleasure, I greatly appreciate your kind gesture.

(I should probably look at our landlord insurance policy to see if there is something in there regarding tenant injuries).As a gesture of goodwill, and because we feel bad for his pain & what they went through, I’m thinking of driving (an hour each way) to hand deliver a gift like an “edible arrangements”, and possibly a gift card for a nice/expensive restaurant near where they live (or pay in advance for a meal for two, if a gift card isn’t possible).I’d like to get anyone else’s thoughts about whether the tenant would have much of a case if they decided to sue us.

It seams they really appreciate the gesture.

In exchange, the buyer is expected to put down “earnest money,” which isn’t usually a large sum of money; it’s just a gesture to show your interest.

The sponsor investment commit is a good symbolic gesture but should not always be expected.   

A small gesture will go a long way towards building a good working relationship with them.

All he wants is to be let out early as a gesture of gratitude.

Your offer of credit was a gesture of goodwill and not obligation, and you will be happy to let her out of her lease and return of full SD if she is not happy in her home.