Also, it looks like the front door threshold is back about ½” from the outside door jamb (horizontal gap?)

Example:  Let's say I plan to develop a track of land horizontally and vertically.  

One of those tenants has been there 30 years and  told me that the only way they are leaving is horizontal. 

Window AC units can be safely installed in windows that slide horizontally.

My planning is a piece of posterboard with 23 horizontal lines broken down into 5 weekly segments. 

All new paint needed, bathroom was disgusting...OH, and as I was editing, I just remembered that the pipe for the bathroom sink had a giant crack horizontally just above the tile.

Signs of water intrusion, shear wall cracks and a horizontal crack on all 4 walls.

@Trenton Miller yeah the horizontal part going under that window was the thing that made me concerned as well.

(layout issue).Kitchen: Looks like a break room in commercial setting...tiny amount of cabinets in a Huge vertical and huge horizontal space (layout issue).And the Hugeness of the space seems to be amplified by the color white on everything.I also wonder if KC is a big "Loft" town, like NYC is, or do the customers there prefer more mainstream apartments with amenities and standard apartment layouts?  

Its the whole reason I am now building there was a huge gap.. and I was able to come into it. when I did my first subdivision full build out from dirt to finished product in 2015 working with my banker he said I was the first horizontal loan they had made since 2006.. and we struggled to remember who we set them up LOL. and i am sure other markets were the same not all but many .. so for PDX metro 2 million people  from 09 to 2015 they need 40k houses to keep up with demand they build about 10k so we have been at this acute shortage for all these years.So what else creates the shortage Of course land and entitlement process when i did my first subdivision in Oregon in 95 110 lots.. at the time I jsut bought dirt entitled it and flipped it. that took 180 days from going into contract to having an approve pre limnary plat.. now it takes about 3 years then another year to build it and record the plat.. so you have this huge lead time as well.. then you have land use policies in most markets that got tougher.. so all of these things combined have created this shortage in some markets not all but in many.