Do you have a family member who is in the real estate industry? Here are 4 gift ideas for your loved ones who work in real estate: realtors, mortgage brokers, real estate investors, or escrow officers.

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If you have a family member or friend that works in real estate, whether as an agent, mortgage broker, real estate investor, or title officer, you may be stumped as to what type of gift to buy for him or her. Below...

I'm selling a property that is closing this week and want to send appreciation gifts to the contractors who worked on the house. I did a little experiment on this property and did my first "virtual" rehab". I paid ...

Hi BP,
We all know the stress that 2020 has brought upon us all. I wanted to get a small gift for tenants. Something that just says thank you for hanging in there and things will be better!Let me know any ideas you...

Probably the wrong category to post under but wanted to throw out a question. I have a decent amount of investor clients and repeat investor clients. For my owner occupied home buyers, I usually get a gift related to ...

For those of you who practice holiday gift-giving to tenants, what ideas do you have for a gift? To start:Gift card to a neighborhood restaurant or coffee shopA book (about what?)Gift card to an airline (e.g. my tenan...

OOS investor looking to send a gift before the holidays for my property manager and contractor, any ideas?

There is a great Groupon for the handy landlord right now. Its a couple sets of Dewalt drill bits for about half price. They would make a great gift to your favorite contractors, or for the handy landlord.

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With the Holiday Season in full force, I thought we could all contribute some gift ideas for the real estate investors in our lives or gifts you wish someone gave you (maybe when you were starting out?). I’m assuming ...