Add some scented plug-in air fresheners that smell like home- cookies, apple pie, etc.

@Aaron Mazzrillo jesus christ ..your 1 smart cookie .

They are especially off if the property is not in a "cookie cutter neighborhood."

Appreciation sounds great, but try taking your "appreciation" to McDonalds and ordering a single bag of McDonaldland Cookies!

That's what's happening up here in Atlanta, almost everything being developed right now is a cookie-cutter condo building and people are having a pretty tough time selling them.Is there anything on the market that's relatively new that's having trouble selling?

There are no exemptions and it's not in a historic area or any other part of town where property values change dramatically street to street - it's a fairly cookie-cutter, 1980's-built neighborhood on the northwest side of town.That's interesting about contesting the assessed property taxes annually, thanks.Do you know if they take the state of repair of the house into consideration when assessing taxes?

Far from "cookie cutter." 

I've had companies tell me that something isn't allowed and I had to take my business elsewhere because we as investors don't do business the cookie cutter way they are use to.

I always bring a gift such as cookies or bread from a bakery.

Or is there a cookie cutter answer to this?