But she did miss the 20x8ft walk-in closet I built for my daughter off the master bath over the garage. 

Here is a picture of the original kitchen.Here is a link to a rental ad for it, with pictures attached:http://denver.craigslist.org/apa/5100452530.htmlThe remodel was $30,000 for a brand new kitchen, one complete remodel of a bathroom, one partial remodel (shower only) of a second bathroom, all new carpeting, paint, closet doors and appliances.  

If your tank water heater is already shoehorned in a closet, you won't be able to get the same capacity tank in there.While your getting a new tank, thinking about getting a drip pan under it.

That includes closets, hallways, the thickness of the walls, etc. 

The manufacturers of Traditional Self-Storage Buildings (Trachte, Betco, Janus, Mako, USC, etc.) also build portable units that can be delivered already assembled, or erected on-site.  

Here is the detail of his security deposit: Removal/Clean up of was, $75Wall Repair, $150Reattach bathroom bar, $25Reattach Bedroom Door, $25Reattach Closet bar, $25Carpet Cleaning, $60Ozone Generator, $49.99Treat home with 40 hours of ozone generator, n/cClean walls of nicotine stains (16 hrs @ 12/hr), $192.Clean kitchen flooring/appliances (8 hrs @ 12/hr) Kilz Odor Seal Primer 2-5g buckets, $304.Application of Primer (48 work hours), n/cSUB TOTAL 1001.99Less Deposit (500.00) Total Due $501.99. 

They heard my husband and I talking about ideas to open up walls, change layout, add walk-in-closet, etc.

I think central heat/air could go out of style if ductless heat pumps become cheaper and easier to install or if window/portable heat pumps become cheaper, more compact/sleek, or more efficient.

To qualify as a true bedroom it has to be at least 100 sq feet and have a closet.

There are two more bedrooms down there with closets and egress windows (one of the egress window is not quite to code size so it's not legally a bedroom) and a full bath (needs major work though - never finished).