Here is an article that discusses it somewhat. https://www.parealtors.org/blog/appraisal-changes-coming-for...So, some finished spaces are not not counted as part of the GLA based on a standard, which is fine.

@Alex ThomsenThe standard NC contract (2-T) has two different deposit options.

Keeping it as one big space may set it apart from standard storage units, but you could also test demand with dividers for varied price points.

I needed to replace one, and they are very expensive compared to a standard 30” model.

The job consisted of replacing most of the front entrance, which consisted of 3 wood steps and a small platform deck the size of a standard refridgerator with railing. 

However, government officials, pandering to populist sentiment, hold landlords to standards and responsibilities far more restrictive than any other business.  

yes it would take a retooling the industry and industry standards no doubt..

But the facility is obsolete so that no self pay patient or insured patient would live there.  

You may have a case if you can prove the builder neglected a structural standard, especially since other units received retaining walls.

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