What you need to ask your self is how much more rent am I going to get by doing this type of work For example if the apartment is a small two bedroom and its a galley kitchen and there is a dining room then is there really a need to open up the wall.

Single, no kids, I like hiking, fine dining and music. 

The current owner tried making the first floor into a 3BR duplex.The second floor is a kitchen dining, and living area, with the 3rd floor having 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.I actually went to a REI group Tuesday night in my area.

I tend to stage the living room, kitchen, dining room, all bathrooms, and only the master bedroom.

The yard is fenced, and the home has a great floor plan with a large living room, separate den and formal dining room.

I’m going to remove a wall between the kitchen and dining room.

Our city is changing at a pace that is more inviting for students, families, and young professionals wanting to live in a lively urban environment where living, dining, and entertainment is within walking distance. 

I have 3+ years of experience in the restaurant dining industry as well as 3+ years experience teaching Spanish and English as a second language.

Hi, just heard on TV, Vivos has a new twist on the condo theme, they are building plush bomb shelters with common areas shared with other "residents", you know, like dining rooms, medical facilities, etc.

Open up spaces (if there is a wall between kitchen and living/dining room), cabinets?