Now am in square one of my own venture, looking forward to share my experiences and to keep learning.

And the counter top is huge, the DW is about in the middle of a roughly 18 foot span.I thought about removing a section of the counter top and replacing it with perhaps a butcher block feature but I am not sure how that would look and it is right next to the sink.Should would appreciate any solutions that the BP family might have to offer.Thanks in advance, Dan

Your parcel of land will need to account for limitations like this if you develop in the county.You will still need a permit from the county to install well and septic and these limitations will be your biggest obstacle.One other item - if you're looking to build a larger mobile home park there are sometimes drainage restrictions after you have a certain number of square feet of impermeable surface.  

Start out on the right successful foot first!  

I have a six-plex where I have to replace two stairwells and a 90 foot walkway which was made of 2 by 6 PT wood.

You can change bedrooms, bathrooms, livable square footage, date of most recent remodel, etc.  

I would expect to pay through the nose, which means at least $2 per square foot for materials + labor.

Could not find the current code right now:The code, in Section 13-196-490 providing rules for sleeping rooms in residential buildings, goes on to say: In every family unit and every rooming unit, every room occupied for sleeping purposes by one occupant shall contain at least 70 square feet of floor area, or if of original configuration need only comply with the regulations in effect at the time of its construction.

Boa was after I closed.. one of our workers knocked over a terrarium and out came a 6 foot snake.. scared the you know what out of him...

Instead, pay them fair and square for the work they do and reward them by paying on time and not dickering over every single dollar.