However; when we had a subdivision, I had a table in the kitchen, kept cookies, fruit, crackers, and other snacks stocked up, with paper and crayons or other toys around.

Hand towels, paper towels, toilet paper, a couple snacks, a toy for the dog etc.

Those numbers look really tasty from where I'm sitting, especially with utilities paid.I always offer 3 different scenarios in a Letter of Intent.   80%-ish cash out offer. 93-ish% of asking price with favorable seller-financing.  

We will move the counter and cabinets back against that wall to create much more space and maybe a nice snack bar.Hubby and I are now very excited, as we just got back from a walk in our neighborhood to see about a HUD house around the corner that has just started having work done to it.

I used to teach at an Army training course and I'd see recruits spend $10-20 on snacks at the 'gut truck' each day, for instance.

Each attendee pays $10 to defray the cost of the room and the snacks that are provided. 

I should "sometimes" supply ice, a welcome basket with mini snacks and water, and a notebook to leave comments.

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Every 40 minutes or so I would take a break and enjoy a snack. 

I always leave a snack pack with microwave popcorn and a few chocolates, a few pieces of fresh fruit, some instant oatmeal, coffee, tea and cream.