Home Depot and Lowes sold grab bars that were specifically not in multiples of 16 or 24 inches long, I think so that at least one end would miss the stud. 

I just looked at a house that the inspector wouldnt count the attic as a bedroom cause it measured 6ft 11 inches and it has to be 7.

In my area, one county requires that windows must be no higher than 44 inches above the ground, whereas adjacent counties have different requirements.

Things like the plumbing fixtures, 5/8 inch Sheetrock on the walls instead of wood paneling, and separated central air systems between units are all examples of things that are required for a current duplex conversion, but not as livable space if that makes sense.

After a rain storm there are pot holes every where and roads can go up and down inches to literally feet just from swelling clay.. this also break the pipes. 

The problem is the counter has been built 1/2 inch - 1 inch too high and the the only  way to fix is to take the countertop off and rebuild part of the island.

In for an inch in for a mile.#8 Please calc your costs, example:3/1 purchase:  $150k (way way way over priced) + $120k to punch out to saleable 3/2 + $20k cost of hard money and carrying costs + $30k profit

It then inches back up as you make payments regularly, and have fewer inquiries, etc.  

Had to lift part of the foundation about three inches. 

@Michael Poloncic Keeping our feet on the ground and grinding along, inch by inch.