Yes, that means if you wanted to furnish a few bottles of wine at the rental for your guests to enjoy on their stay, you are covered.Me: This sounds too good to be true.DP: It’s not.

Of this, of course, there are deductions to be had... whether it be amenities (I provide a bottle of wine, fresh sponges, fresh paper towels for every guest), utilities, HOA, and of course the largest cost: cleaning.

I hear stories about how investors always look back and wish they didn't sell any properties, but my DTI and lack of cash is bottle necking my efforts of keeping this training running.

The wine bottle was a great touch, definitely use it again!

@Robert ShawWater is crazy expensive there.Oh come on, Baltimore city water is barely more expensive than bottled water at 7-11

If we have some kind of nuclear apocalypse, rental property might be worthless but there may be great opportunity in canned goods or bottled water.

@J Scott would you like to share a bottle of Advil?

Have you ever purchased a house warming gift (Maybe a cookies, or bottle of wine, etc) for buyers?

I have gone through a bottle of propane a day on real cold days before.

-the second way to a woman's heart is a welcome gift package (about $10 in dollar tree supplies: toilet paper roll, cleaning paper roll, toilet plunger, toilet brush, dish dispenser, soap dispenser, shower liner) + 1 box/pack of water bottles-the third way to a woman's heart is a nice home/unit smell (apple + cinnamon/santal wood/ebony....)short version:-you need to find your niche!