Pockets o' Burstin '12We don't strive to enlarge our pockets, we strive to overfill them to the point of explosion (well, controlled enough that we can catch the cash afterwards!)

I just wanted to enlarge my comments after I read what the others said.  

to add onto what @James DeRoest said, in addition to ongoing sealing you have to do to maintain it (which you probably don't want to entrust a tenant with), granite is porous (like wood or skin), so if a tenant spills wine, or oil, or grease, or meat sauce, or fish guts, or chicken innards, or other liquids that can stain, those liquids seep into the pores and may not come out if not properly attended to, leading to discoloration.For B class tenants, the ROI is not with it.

Oh yeah, and if you could improve the profile screen to enlarge profile pictures that would be great. 

I would not enlarge it just to put a double sink in there.

Adding value often means expanding the closets, eliminating the dining room and enlarging the living room and/or kitchen and opening up the kitchen with a bar maybe. 

The new floor plan meant cannibalizing 1 bedroom to effectively enlarge the living room, expand the master bathroom, and frame in a new laundry room so we didn't have to leave the w/d hookups in the carport. 

I only wanted to enlarge and renovate- but after talking to the building department, and analyzing added cost to comply with the additional property restrictions, flood insurance and engineering cost- the ROI was not there,  so I passed on the offer.   

After hearing from everyone so far I've decided to research markets outside of California and also pore through all the resources BP has to offer.

It would not open or enlarge for me.