I totally agree with a nice familiarfood smell whether it's a candle or some fresh baked cookies to offer your potential buyers.

@Jeff CookI don't get the former owner's depreciation significance either, could you explain?

Lots of cookie cutter, lower priced houses are more likely to be rentals than if the house is surrounded by custom built unique houses.

If you are a cookie shop owner you shouldn’t be the one baking cookies.

He probably found a cookie cutter contract because it looked legit, so he used it.

For example, cakes, pies, cookies, candies and etc. 

I never expect any food - with dietary restrictions and preferences it's hard to find something that's universal, though a couple of granola bars or some cookies are a nice treat and can come in handy for travelers with small children who arrive hangry.

Like Brandon has said on the podcast, if you give a mouse a cookie the next thing you know they are going to ask for a glass of milk, and then the next thing you know you’re doing everything for your tenant.

There is a lot of nuance in appraisal practice, especially once you're outside of a cookie cutter development.

YuriSounds like you have too many hands on the cookie jar and legal issues.