I never noticed it while they were there as they always had candles burning.

Your unit is much more likely to catch fire from smoking, cooking, candles, or an electrical short.Exclude smokers.

Everything was hand made on site.

You could also buy them something small, like a house plant or candle.

The "new hotness" are these handmade super gloss wavy tiles that have a name.

I developed my own fairly sophisticated software with MS Access to help me do this because Access does everything people wish Excel could do, but there are some geniuses who have mastered Excel.The last and the very hardest part and you will be able to do what almost no broker can do and even if you find a broker who can do what I am going to tell you, then you are going to find that he is not going to burn his candle every night doing your work for you.The math is simple, but extensive.

Focus just on the candles, specifically the ones surrounding your property.

We have done the occasional swag (Nike golf shirts, Underarmor Pullovers, pens, etc) but these are more promotional items from our marketing budget.We have done gift baskets for larger investors and don't underestimate the power of personalized handwritten notes/cards.The best "holiday gift" is the returns our investors receive (we are in the midst of 2 sales), but this year I am also thinking of a box of gourmet handmade pretzels dipped in chocolate, caramel and nuts that a small producer in the Philadelphia area makes (keeps with the Penn theme).

Do your homework now while you're young, burn the midnight oil and the candle at multiple ends to get the knowledge you will need to do everything you want to do.

Buring the candle on both ends...Goals for this year?