Seemingly identical cookie cutter houses on the same street could have widely different rents.

I agree with Wayne. 4 is WAY to many hands in the cookie jar.

Thanks for the call out, Trish.... and for being good business partners/telling me the right way to pronounce pizzelle cookies.  

Give a mouse a cookie, right?

Since I am buying from builder and they do cookie cutter homes, there is no room for negogiations or upgrades.

@Cathy Cook I hear you on the analysis paralysis!

and there are big WINNERS and BIG losers when that happens.. just the way the cookie crumbles. the owners of the houses are not losing their houses or the right to live in them or rent them in a normal manner so I think the argument that hey I spent money on a house and put a bunch of furniture in it  or I bought it for a certain purpose is not going to sway many frankly speaking and being on the front lines of many land use actions over the years in multiple states..  

Mostly, Westland, Sterling Heights, Wayne, anything cookie cutter. 

Take cookies or leftover halloween candy for better results.

So things like charming curb appeal - not "cookie cutter" - hardwood floors - front porch - unique style of some kind.