Our house was built in 2011, in a cookie cutter neighborhood and there is an exact replica of our house under contract after 6 days on the market for $182,500. 

If you give a mouse a cookie… I would tell her you keep all communication on the platform.

Short-term rentals are slowly becoming a commodity in many places and, in a commodity market, you have to compete on price.The ways to avoid that competition is to avoid cookie-cutter properties, provide a superior service and invest in a niche like the luxury segment.

I send cookies to the house before finals and I try to throw one tailgate each year. 

At this point, I've written them off as a problem tenant anyways so if they feel I'm coming on too strongly after all my lenience then either pay your bills or tough cookies. 

For me if the project was close to me, straight forward and a cookie cutter deal I'd say quicker time.

Why not enter real estate with an open mind, look at the big picture, make sure you understand the risks and liabilities of what you might do, understand too that each deal is different, there is no cookie cutter business in real estate.

Your problem is your looking for some singular cookie-cutter hard-fast A-B-C 1-2-3 step by step instructions like building a Lego project.

Hi Bonita, There is no cookie-cutter remedy.

With all of the artist in Newburgh right now, they don't want the cookie cutter houses, they would rather buy a building that has some architectural significance and put their own twist on it.