For SFH its squared footage / bedrooms / and area that help command price basically just like apartments.. harder to shop in person for comps so listings on major sites are easy to track by area / map Apartments basically the same way,, but transportation / bus sometimes is a big plus.. and if your in a close nitch with similar size apts I'd recommend go and physically check to see what they are offering,, shop them as I bet they have shopped you.. 

Does anyone know if I can include attached bathroom size in the square footage of a bedroom for the purposes of meeting occupancy standards?

The lot defiantly listed for way less square footage than it truly has, due to a garage bedroom conversion, a lot in the 2 car garage, and some other additions.

In this particular neighborhood homes are selling for well over $3Million, some homes as high as $7Million with around the same square footage.

The wall in the back of the first floor jutted out and needed to have the pipes moved so I could regain 6 inches.I know 6 inches doesn't seem like much but let me remind you the above ground square footage is 469 sq ft, every inch counts.I was impressed. 

But I know that the banks don't like me buying another primary residence and buying "down in square footage" Do you have any strategies on how I can go around this obstacle and still be able to buy the duplex, 3-plex or 4-plex with a FHA loan and live in one of the units?

In my experience for clients purchasing multifamily in Colorado Springs, I see a range of $750 - $1,100 or so per month depending on number of rooms & square footage of the unit.

So, a single-family vs multi, less sq footage vs more sq footage (or vice versa), single-story instead of multistory, different area of town.  

She pays the water but charges it back to tenants quarterly, where the split is based on square footage of their unit.

A huge number of agents are part time and treat the job as just thatTo confirm this all you need to do is to take a look at how bad some of the listings are one or two pictures are no pictures at all mistaking the square footage of the house Mistating the square footage or acres of the property on and on and on it really is horrible for the rest of the agents who take this as a career in a profession and try their hardest every day