Some people don’t want food from strangers 

Price may not be issue, in which case,  reductions may only marginally improve your marketability.I will end with just some food for thought.

@David Khalfin,Upon move in, we provide a "Lease Highlights" to all the tenants-- clearly focusing on the important things, such as payment, emergency information,  and a brief overview of tenant expectations and landlord expectations.. who is doing what?     

There'll be free food at this one!

I also gave tenants $100 off rent for troubles and thawed food from freezer.

Thanks guys for highlighting the benefits of realtor vs. lawyer - I'm sticking with a realtor for this project. 

Food for thought so you dont feel rushed. 

Several of the neighbors pitched in together and we hired a professional to take care of the problem.Squirrels... not as bad, but don't give them access to food or they'll become a problem.

We give about $300 of that to the church, $100 to sponsor two children through Food for the Hungry, and $100 to sponsor our friends who are Christian missionaries in Europe.

I'm not sure Jay.. it seems like every time I go to Vegas, my net worth drops by $2-3K ;) Never been an issue with me as I don't gamble.. but I have had a few dinners for 4 that were 2k  LOL.. cheap food and Vegas is a thing WAY in the past.. now its as expensive if not more than any place in the country or world.. at least the celebrity chef type places at the major Casino's.I went into one fish restaurant they have this great display of dead fish and there is a price tag by the fish I thought that was price PER fish turned out to be price per pound.. so my 68 dollar snapper was 4 pds and I paid 300 bucks for one fish..