Realtors, what type of closing gifts do you normally do?

I own Cole & Bennett Modern Gift Baskets and we're launching card services, a new line of realtor closing, list and mini referral thank you gifts.  Wondering what you are doing now and if you feel its effective.
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I usually get a gift card so clients can get what they need, depending on their personality or if they have everything and are just moving, wines or fruit baskets work great also.

I've given personalized door mats which seem to be a big hit.

Yes, I would be interested in looking into your items & prices, Please put me in the loop! ;-) 

For buyers, must give some gifts according to their liking (some want money instead of gift cards)
If referred by someone, definitely give him/ her some gifts.
For Sellers, do throw them a party (for their better future)

I would like to know more about this.

For my current buyer. I do a whole cleaning move-in package with cleaning supplies and gift card to their favorite restaurant. I always do several follow ups after escrow is closed also. This definitely puts that extra touch so I’m remembered. 

I think closing gifts should be personalized to the client. Often times closing gift companies can be generic and low value items. In my opinion, if there were multiple price point options and with quality items, it would be a desirable service. 

It's a good idea. 

I like to give my customers a wine bottle, jam and/or muffins with the RE/MAX logo on them when we meet at the Notary for the deed of sale. 

Sounds fine. I usually purchase dinner gift cards at local fine dining establishments. Also, I do personally take clients out to lunch or dinner too.