If it bothers them or you that they get back more than what they gave you (aka interest) and have to pay taxes on the money they did actually make (aka fair) - well, you can compensate them for the tax on their interest (aka gift).The other options mentioned were:gift from them to you.

Some of the Airbnbs we have stayed at (and we have stayed at a bunch) provide a welcome packet of information - filled with such information as local tourist attractions, nearby restaurants, a map, list of places to go shopping, etc.

@Jonathan Klemm I work for a decent sized pipe fitting shop that does work anywhere from indiana to Seneca, all the way up to the Wisconsin border.

I should not have been shopping for a little better rate as our mortgage broker gives us free access to a comps tool, free skip tracing, has used his network to provide us free preliminary title checks.  

Then it's time to shop around.

We used to sit in his lavish study in the basement of his downtown mansion and talk shop.

More interesting to me is that there's a brewery out there and a Pablo's Coffee Shop (when a hipster coffee shop moves in, something's going on).

I went shopping yesterday and felt like I was preparing for war.  

As I start to shop for my next STR, I want to self-manage to avoid that 20%+ fee.

On the expense side, we have a "hospitality" expense line which includes gift cards, gifts for guests, gifts for repeat guests, or gifts when something goes wrong.