As a PM for a wide variety of units, the fun ones always outperform the cookie cutter.

,I like to think of the Roth IRA or a 401K or a 529B or any of these tax deferred accounts as basically different cookie jars on a counter, but inside each cookie jar are different types of "cookies" or "investments" like a bank high yield savings account or a money market fund or a Treasury bill or a municipal bond fund or a corporate bond fund, or stocks, like SP500 ETF, etc.

Like an oreo cookie. 

Appears to be a well oiled machine in terms of the construction and sale process-cookie cutter 1200 sq ft properties.

My feeling is, if I wanted a house that backed to a park that is what I bought, and if other people wanted a house on a road, they should buy one and not destroy the neighborhood to put in yet another “luxury” cookie cutter house.I feel the same way about homes that are perfectly wonderful and function beautifully with separate rooms that have tons of character.

I'd suggest he clear his cookies and re-login and if that doesn't work, to just email [email protected]

In the cookie cutter markets (cheap markets with active sales and decent appreciation) you can get into a fixer upper for 60k - 90k. 

Yes they are practically giving away these cookie cutters new construction for low prices.

It is not as cookie cutter as 1-4 conventional and FHA rates.

If you purchased a cookie cutter cabin though, you're going to suffer more than most.