Cookie cutter houses built in the 50's.

Everyone is different and no one should be crammed into a cookie cutter type negotiation or deal structure, thats when people get ripped off.

It all just depends on the deal the wholesaler got vs the projected arv, keeping in mind somebody else's hands have to fit in that same cookie jar. 

Nothing really in general business (one contract question is basic business stuff).Can you bake cookies or just put frozen blobs on a try and put them in an oven?

That really frosts my cookies.

However; when we had a subdivision, I had a table in the kitchen, kept cookies, fruit, crackers, and other snacks stocked up, with paper and crayons or other toys around.

But glad it's fixed.Maybe drop a bottle of wine off and apologize for their issues..might clear up the drama Great idea, a bottle of wine or a box of cookies always goes a long way to soothing any problems after the leak is fixed.

@Greg Palmer @Keith Bloemendaal When building your SF houses do you use a cookie cutter approach and build the same style house for each build to keep costs down and to keep construction more streamlined or do you have an architect draw up a different set of plans for each property that you build.

Well now Missy... it's about time you stop looking at real estate and get back in the kitchen to bake some cookies....

This is not a cookie cutter residential property.