I would suggest pumpkin pie, or if you want to go a bit non-traditional a good baked mac n cheese.  

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I own my primary residence and a cottage that we are in the process of gutting, neither are income producing unfortunately.

For example, if there's a nice 600sf 1bed/1bath cottage on 0.5 acres, with no restrictions, what's a way to measure this vs. an identical piece of land on the same street with a house of similar construction/quality but only it's 2bed/2bath and 1800sf?

We transformed a typical 1950's split level ranch into what we like to call a 'Farmhouse Cottage'. 

Very cottage-y too. 

I would say Eden Prairie is an A location and Cottage Grove is a B.

The most obvious items listing agents are supposed to disclose are "adverse material facts," such as the roof is Swiss cheese or the house sits on a sinkhole.But what is required and what agents should do can be a very different thing.

Or use it to improve your current property to generate rental income immediately with a MIL or backyard cottage.

What the city has a problem with is an investor purchasing the property renting out the main house and also doing a short term rental in the onsite cottage or other swelling.