If possible or you see it beneficial- It is also a good gesture to put them up in a hotel for a night or 2 or make sure they have a friend or family member they are able to stay with for good measure. 

toss my vote in for the good will gesture.

One from you and one from her husband's cut.Then you're at least making a gesture to acknowledging the effort she put in.

A simple letter thanking them for their continued tenancy around the Holidays is a simple and inexpensive gesture but only if you are doing it for all.

Once again thanks for showing interest in our web site and I do hope you find what you need, please accept our gesture below!

In today’s world, people who do the "right thing" are far and few between.If you "chipped in" that would be a nice gesture on your part.

I get it can be a good gesture to do some free labor to save the tenant money, but not all of us a) can skillfully replace a toilet quickly and with due care or b) Need to pay for the repair with either our time or our money to repair tenant negligence.

If you know you're some what abusing the relationship you have with this agent why not make a nice gesture and take him/her to lunch to discuss what the issues are with the properties you're viewing  or give them some type of small stipend for their time and gas.

@Colleen McKoyAppreciate the kind gesture, I would definitely like to reach out to you.

Obviously, some people will take advantage of this gratuitous gesture, but we as landlords can put measures in place to avoid this.