What's a good gift idea for a client after a close?
I'm fairly new to CRE and am coming up on my first few closings. Does anyone have suggestions for thank you gifts for my clients? What do you guys typically do? I'm thinking a hand written card with a small gift. I'm aware of the gift card to a restaurant, but are there any other gift ideas that go over well? Thanks! 
[{"id": "cwdhvi7", "text": "I give a nice bottle of wine with a thank you note, a handful of business cards, and a small reminder I'd appreciate referrals a lot", "replies": [{"id": "cwdz7tl", "text": "Wine for sure.  And don't skimp.  I've learned that the majority of people can tell the difference between a $9 and a $49 bottle.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "cwhrr6j", "text": "Also depending on the client (if say they have staff that worked on this too) gift cards to a nice restaurant are good.  Sometimes I do that with a note like \"I hope you enjoy a nice dinner on me or a lunch for you and your staff if you'd prefer\".  Then they can figure out what they want to do\n", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cwdndp6", "text": "It depends on your brokerage, but we have done [edible arrangements](https://www.ediblearrangements.com/) for new tenants. It's healthy, fairly cheap, and something that they can share with their staff. It's also a good \"welcome\" gift for moving into a new space. For renewals, their 1-3 months of free rent is a suitable gift in my opinion :)", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "cwo2i67", "text": "As an investor who always gets small gifts .... I would find out what that particular client likes first.  I would much rather receive a $20, super hard to come by micro brew, than a $100 bottle of wine.\n\nIt also shows that you went the extra mile again, even in your gift giving.  A guy like that is always thinking ahead and deserves my business.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]