For a smaller unit, appearance is going to be more important than for a larger unit in that it feels spacious.

Listing are often misleading...in some places the MLS itself will pull the SF data automatically from the county records...I recently visited a house which was advertised as 3BR/1BA with one photo from the outside...infact it was a quite spacious 5BR/1.5BA...I doubt listing agent was even once inside...on county records house showes as 3/1...Please let us know what you end up doing...this was one of the most interesting threads lately.

There is room for it, however it’s not necessarily a spacious kitchen to begin with.

For example, if you were buy a single family house located on fairly spacious lot, and you wanted to place a mobile home on the extra space with the intention to rent it out?

For the last couple of days, I've been looking at a house in my neighborhood that's extremely spacious with a driveway with a front and backyard.

I want to make it feel like a higher, more spacious area.What should I look out for in this process? 

Bathroom is spacious and tiled, old windows throughout the house, molding etc all speaks of lower quality home.

It has 3 bed, 2.5 bath, spacious living room dining room and kitchen, laundry room, large unfinished basement, front porch, back porch and yard.

Purchase price: $425,000 Contributors: Drew Walls Corner lot, spacious, and high potential three multifamily home in a prime area of Paterson.

@Stelio Kontos They also made a modification to the mobile home I was going to rent witch I did not ask for they removed 1 room to make it more spacious and made it seem like we asked them to do that.