The KEYS!

Personalized cutting board and a Cutco knife with my name and phone number engraved on it

Something that you think will be meaningful for them. That could be anything. No rules when it comes to closing gifts.

Never at the table ! Think house warming gift to keep the relationship going !

More of my cards to distribute to friends and family !

I don't have a set gift, I leasing to them while showing homes and then I suprise them.

We stopped giving gifts years ago.

I like to give them a nice potted plant.   It cleans the air in the home, adds beauty and will remind them of me for years.

Depends on the purchase, I always try to find something that is meaningful for them and will not be trashed away. 

I give what my heart tells me to give

Handing them the keys to their own new home is the best gift for them at the moment.

Take a photo when you give them the keys to the house. Frame the photo and give it as a housewarming gift along with a Home depot gift certificate.

If they've mentioned a favorite restaurant, a gift card to that restaurant.  If they're planning on doing some fixes on the home, a gift card to the local home improvement store or a few hours of work by a trusted handyman. Stuff like that.  

I had clients who loved pictures of fields of daisies as well as their daughter's dog.  One of my friends is an artist, so I hired her to paint a picture of the dog romping in a field of daisies.  The response from the clients was really great.

Just my business card and a stack of paperwork and keys to go with their new home.

My didication for the rest of my career.  They have me anytime the need me.  I'll drop everthing to help a past client.

I have been all over the board on this one from a basket of cleaning supplies, to the James Dray way!

Gift certificate to a restaurant is appreciated.

Something personal.

Giving gifts is very unprofessional. What other profession gives gifts tp clients

 Something that will be meaningful and beneficial to them.

 I like to personalize gifts based on my relationship and knowledge of the clients. Gourmet food-and-wine baskets including a restaurant gift card is a common choice when I don't have a good sense of any personal interest/need.

Theresa M Fanelli the most liked gift is - Home Warranty. Specially for the first time home buyers.

It depends on the buyer. You have spent a lot of time with them and probably got to know them pretty well. What's something they like? Cooking-something for the kitchen. If they seem to be into DIY-a gift card to Home Depot. When all else fails I'll do a wine and cheese basket or a gourmet basket of chocolates, something of that nature.

Depends on the buyer. I do different things. Make it personal.

Theresa,
I give very practical gifts that buyers tend to tell their friends about. One family had several kids but the dryer hook up was electric. It was going to be expensive to dry all those loads of laundry with an electric dryer. I paid $350 to have a gas line installed so they could use a gas dryer. Clothes dry faster and for less money.

At closing nothing beyond the keys to their new place. After closing I've done a variety of things - gift baskets full of good food ready for the folks on move in day - especially if arriving from out of town and perhaps after hours. Gift certificates if I've picked up on a favorite activity or type of food. $1,000 gift certificate ($1000 off discount)  printed on nice paper that is good toward the future sale of their home.

I like to give something with shelf life. A nice wine basket gets used and the gift is forgotten. I sometimes give the atomic clocks that tell the indoor and outdoor temperature. I have also given a hand painted pepper mill. I also like to include a book where the buyers can keep track of repairs they done to the house. It also has a place for them to store receipts. 

A house warming party. Get their mailing list, send out invites and cater the pizza or whatever for the party.  You just got new people to add to your database.

It depends on the buyers and what their personalities are. I sometimes like to give a pretty welcome mat or something to use on the patio. There are no wrong gifts; they will appreciate anything.

Most of my clients usually need something at Lowe's or Home Depot, but have gotten gift cards to furniture stores.  

I usually give a gift card to Lowe's or Home Depot. For repeat clients I try to make it a little more personal like a gift basket of goodies.

Depends on the person and their interests.  Whatever it is, make sure your info is on it, if it is not a perishable item (like sports tickets).

A good can opener comes to mind