They like cookie cutter deals.

Personally I would not send a letter or an email .i would drive right over there immediately walk rIght up to the door and tell the idiot to hIs face to lose the dog or he will be evicted then I’d hand him the quit or pay notice right then and tell him to improve his conduct or him and Fido will be whimperIng on the street . ..or you could kindly send him an email bake him some fresh sugar cookies and ask him if he was willing to compromise with just 3 pit bulls in the house

If you show up on my doorstep selling something or trying to get me to sell and it ain't girl scout cookies it isn't happening.

The property has 2 separate buildings on a (small) parcel that normally would just have a single, detached home.The front "normal" home is your typically cookie-cutter 3 bed, 1 bath. 

Less hands in the pot could mean more cookies for the buyer and seller... if you can beat the agent to the deal. 

It depends on how cookie cutter the comparisons.

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However it is perfectly legal for a girl scout to knock on your door and ask if you want to buy cookies unless you have previously asked her to leave. 

It looks like a lot of homes in that area are not necessarily cookie cutter and comparable to other sold homes near by.

Pretend it's an open house and have the smell of freshly baked cookies mask the not-so-pleasant aromas.