However I did NOT offer on things I should have and some of them ended up selling in the range I would have offered (I track things similar to what Dawn said, and usually have the "I'd never have paid that much" thing too, but seeing some that was NOT the case for is jarring) but got out of the habit.I set a goal to make at least 1 offer a day 5 days a week.

I don't make a copy but I verify a few items on the application form against their drivers license.I don't do cookies and milk but I do put out a dozen or so chilled bottled water for them.I arrive an hour early to turn AC down to 74 degrees and to open blinds and draperies to get as much natural light as possible into the house.I will lit a very mild scented candle.At times I debated if I should put a tip jar on the kitchen counter and put in a few $5s and see what happens.If the interest is very keen I will offer for them to hold the property with a reserve property form.

Basically you might as well put your money in a mason jar for ten years.

What I don’t get though is what’s stopping me from selling jars of air for 10,000 or anything for that matter.

The car holds 15 quarts of oil which is where much of the cost comes.

In our first, I found a jar with close to 100 keys.

Aaron Mazzrillo - I knew that's was in the jar (termites) in the back of your truck!

To try to short circuit some potentially troublesome responses...Jarred is asking for recommendations.

with our 30,or however many we have,  we would fill up that jar in a second. 

I also gave a gift to a kids birthday party that was a jar filled with quarters and candy.