A sincere thank you and hand shake.  I mail them a hand written thank you card too. 

My gift to them was my expertise and service.  I let them know that my gift to them on closing is the promise to treat their friends and family in the exact same way!  The line forms to the left . . .

I have never given a gift to sellers - only buyers.

I have never given gifts to home sellers. They receive outstanding service and our thanks.

I send them a wonderful cake from Penn Street Bakery in a personalized tin telling them it was "sweet doing business with them." People love those cakes! (I can't quite bring myself to give knives as gifts, even though I've owned a Cutco set for almost 20 years and love them.) Also I send a handwritten note to them and a certificate in their name showing my contribution on their behalf to Children's Miracle Network.

I find that it dilutes the professional aspect of our work. Whether it's on the purchase side or selling I haven't seen it's benefit.

Nothing to either.  They don't buy me a gift.

I don't usually give a gift to the sellers. But I do send them a thank you card. 

A big check at closing is the most important thing that they need, other than that keeping in tough is the next important thing you can do for them.

the gift of a smooth closing with me as their listing agent.....now that's a gift that never stops giving....

It varies from a simple thank you card to gift baskets, tickets to a concert or other personalized gifts. 

A gift card to a favorite restaurant, massages, shopping center, all kinds of choices.  

I like the gift idea and I know it means a lot to your buyers and sellers.  Even as a loan officer, I like to give a small gift to my clients. Today, I am bringing one of my clients a dozen homemade cookies. Nothing big, but just a small gesture to let them know I am here for them.