Hi All,We are rehabbing a house on a 1 acre rectangle.  

How do most people determine if a wall separating the living room and kitchen is load bearing in a traditional rectangle shaped home?

When cutting out 5 by 9 windows with an angle grinder and diamond blade, that big rectangle came out in one piece.

Both of my lots are approx. 1/3 acre, 180 deep, 1 pie shaped and the other, (rental) is a rectangle, but not quite as deep.

Three foot high, and 4 by 9 feet rectangle.

To say everything is on Google is, as David said, only based on what you know.Let me put it another way.All squares are rectangles, but not all rectangles are squares.

I was recently working on a turnover of one of my homes and decided just for kicks to take 12x12 ceramic tiles and cut all different shapes of squares and rectangles and long narrow and smaller wide and it worked out well.

And, a second thought after doing some simple math, if it is a rectangle then half way back should divide it equally and if the creek is one third from the back that means access can be given to the back lots at the halfway point.

Comparing Cash Flow to ROI is like comparing a Square to a Rectangle

Sometimes, YOU are the only handyman of last resort.BTW, the rectangle ends up being 6' x 9'.