Moreover, they have the best client snack and beverage selection in the business ; ]

Many people who have posted about their successes fail to tell others how difficult it was to 'land the fish' and focus on how tasty the meal was.

Now I'm envisioning a tasty pastry run in the near future!

Last year I did bring one tenant a gift basket of snacks.

Bring something to read and some snacks and don’t forget to take a number.

The sediment filter catches all the big particles and keeps them out if the softener; the softener is vital for protecting your plumbing, fixtures, and water heater; the RO system is important if your tenants plan to drink the water (softened water is not all that tasty).

Additional nice touches include phone chargers and just a snack/coffee for them to grab if they are in and out.

I would wait for 2-3 months before making the purchase so you can use the renters money to pay for the entire shipment and analyze their spending trends and see what items they enjoy the most and best prices that would out compete those places. convenience things like toilet paper, tooth paste, tooth brushes, laundry detergent, soap, bounce could be an option, and then you have snacks, cold drinks, phone chargers, etc.

The lady that bought it really loved 2 things-the kitchen I re did and put in with a snack bar and the terraced front yard with flowers, lots of bulbs,  burning bushes, fruitless pear tree, etc. 

And even the my Irish grandmother's voice in my head was saying the same thing.But in the two hours that the plumber was fixing the pipes, I followed up on and closed a deal that will make around $15K at signing and another $300 per month for 10 years.Hmmm...If I had listened to my father or my Irish grandmother whispering in my head, I'd have saved $600 but I'd have back pain for days and I might have missed out on a deal that will be worth around $50K total.I think I made the right call and it sounds like you'll do the same and let the experts take care of it.Finally, it took me a while to give in but I applied this to other parts of life as well.I hired a cleaning lady / cook / dynamo that comes to my house 2-3 times per week to clean my house and drop off healthy, pre-made tasty meals for $600 per week (plus the cost of food which is actually less than what I was paying before; honest to God, she's a miracle that I can't believe somebody let go.)Hey... there's that $600 again!