No cookie cutter answer.

The ones off the internet are kind of cookie-cutter, and real life is typically anything but.

I love the BP team when they pop the hands of the kids reaching for the cookie jar, when the kids are using a 2 legged stool, on 4 phone books, with a homemade teeter totter of a tennis ball under a 2 by 4.  

Hey all rehab wizardsFirst off, I have consumed J Scott's book on flipping and rehab costs and it is a wealth of great information for sure, but wanted a guesstimate of costs associated with a floor up rehab of your typical cookie cutter 800 SF 2/1.5 townhomes built 1980+ for those who have done some of these.

Cookie cutter concept from project to project is probably the most cost effective. if you have success with vendors and factories in reliability then reinventing every project increases the time invested into the project. 

I have a single 3/2.5 in a cookie cutter development about 20 mins outside of Philadelphia that we bought back in Nov 2009 for $264k.

But I am looking for a lender to work side by side with, and not just a bank with its cookie cutter products. 

Please take as many "cookies" as you would like sire.

Sounds like they think you have a ton of potential, and they want to use all that potential to their advantage by locking you into a cookie cutter system that ‘works’ as long as any of the underlying metrics work and they want you to teach that system to other people 🤷🏻‍♂️rich dad poor dad teaches you whyyyy to learn in my opinion not how.

If you have to go outside the cookie cutter box then that is when points comes in because the fee can't be build into the rate.