@Purnell Cook ,I know AirB&B sends it out, but I have found that only about half of the people leave it on their own without another reminder so far..

most of it cookie cutter contracts. buyers can look on realtor. com.  

Is this part of the data contained in the Recorder's Office (I'm bringing some good cookies to the Recorder next week when I visit.....)Thanks much!

I think this goes against conventional wisdom since people think that most buyers would choose bigger lots and less crowded areas with cheaper homes.Lots of reasons why starting with the fact that millennials don't want to sit in a car 2 hours a day and have largely rejected the cookie cutter nature of the suburbs and even home ownership to an extent to the rise of childless couples and delayed child bearing.Of course this doesn't mean every inner city neighborhood will turn to gold and every exurb will turn to dust.  

Not everything needs to be so cookie cutter comments, blog posts, and posts. 

 ( here is aarticle for biggerpockets blog I wrote on this subject http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/11/17...)I buy cookie cutter houses.

@Jennifer Talcott - Can you try to clear the cookies in your browser to see if it works after that?  

@Clint Dorris and @David Cook  - I have leads near Muse Park and near UM-Lambuth.  

You can get nice cookie cutter, track home, foreclosures (my personal favorites) occasionally.

I am hoping this is cookies or a fruitcake which would be thoughtful but not too uncomfortable.