What are the dimensions of a LVL beam that would be sufficiently strong to do the job of holding it up?

I don't know dimensions of the bedroom or maximum bed size it will accommodate (i.e. , not suitable for king size bed) or mention on scheduling a showing that large furniture would be an issue going up the stairs.

In a few instances, we have even ventured into "built-in" furniture - mostly in rooms into which it is difficult to move furniture (lofts, basements, rooms with odd shapes/dimensions).  

These dimensions are from a 2 week old memory, but they should get the point across.  

If you have a title insurance policy on the property, read it closely.On most title policies, something like that may be considered a covered risk.On one of my policies, the exact text that may cover this risk reads:The violation or enforcement of any law, ordinance, permit, or governmental regulation, including the relating to building and zoning, restricting , regulation, prohibiting, or relating to:1. the occupancy, use, or emjoyment of the land2. the character, dimensions, or location of any improvement erected on the land ( This is the one you would be going for)3. the subdivision of land4. environmental protection.I am very familiar of a similar case, where a claim was filed with the title insurer, and they paid the claim to get it cured, less a deductible of 1% of the insured value.In this case, the building inspector first came out and issued a violation, and that violation was presented along with the title insurance claim.

They don't "show" the storage units, they give dimensions.

I supply the washer and dryer there, because the doorways are so narrow that the doors have to be removed, AND the doorstop trim has to be removed, to just barely squeeze those appliances through the doorway; and the choice of washer and dryer was constrained to models that had small enough dimensions to fit. 

Are you using sketch of for dimensions and going to office to do the PC work. 

Approximate dimensions (footprint)?

A few questions: Can you post the dimensions of the rooms?