(I was able to reference the multiple emails with dimensions he should use etc..)Thanks again For your feedback Brian, will keep you posted. 

As for the fridge, a 7 cu ft should be fine, and about 21-22 inches width I'm guessing it should fit between counter and window.Regarding the load bearing wall between room and kitchen, you can inspect it from the top by removing ceiling tiles (see pic 5 in OP).You're on the right track, just go ahead and put your thoughts in drawing, including dimension/location of doors/windows and current kitchen counter.

I'm confused as to the exact problem with the exiting floor being this dimension.

When I calculate my inside room dimensions I am at approximately 1400sqft. 

If this was LA, your contractor will have to remove and replace that with a 4x12, OR provide a more stronger wood with less dimensions but you have to have a structural calculation, personally i'll just install the 4x12 DF -- you don't have to pay anything, this will be his fault, he should know better.Your activity needs to be permitted since you are touching the bearing beam.

If I were earlier in my investment horizon, I would be very leveraged to the extent that the numbers worked.One dimension (there are many of course) of an unleveraged property I consider is the comparison of the net income they produce to the "yield" metric that a securities position would deliver if I instead used that cash to buy stocks in my brokerage account. 

@Mike McCarthy Any thoughts on dimensions and what you get for them per month? 

Over the course of the last two months he has showed up often unannounced to ask the same questions about the same dimensions and has still somehow managed to bring me incorrect drawings on two separate occasions.

I’m not sure of the dimensions of the room.

Nominal dimensions shall be determined by rounding up fractions of inches if they are½-inch or greater or rounding down fractions of inches if they are less than ½-inch.It sounds like you may have a cape cod style house.