If the neighborhood looks too cookie cutter, cramped, across from a trainyard, busy street etc I eliminated it right away.

I lease because trucks are stupid expensive, but when you lease them you can get a nice payment for a brand new rig that doesn't break down at all.

I actually got a couple referrals from investors ("Cookie Cutter investors") but those attorneys weren't really familiar with creative deal making.I have also search across the internet and i found some attorneys but they are located to far away from me.

For example, I know that a new kitchen which includes gutting existing, new cabinets, new granite, new stainless appliances will be around $7k for me on a standard cookie cutter home in CA.

We spent about a year looking at cookie cutter log cabins to purchase.Eventually we decided to purchase a lot and custom build a mountain home.

I had a manual tile cutter but these were to big for it.

If I'm hearing you correctly, you're suggesting that I contract their services to map out a 'cookie-cutter' rehab (given no unforseen structural issues).

I'm a truck driver I own my rig looking to start investing I'm 50yrs

. :)  I know a lot are moving to Florida for tax reasons, but living in a retirement community of cookie cutter homes and playing bingo is not my idea of retirement.

If someone gave me a job on a rig i would be psyched but that industry sucks.