The square footage of a house includes what exactly? ie...stairs, closets, hallways, etc.?
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the sq footage is based upon your living area - no unfinished basements or attics  it is the actual living area--yes it includes stairs and closets
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(11.5+9) x 18= 369 sq feet if you are covering both the kitchen and living room\n\nIf you are just covering the kitchen , you look at 162 sq feet..
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If it's just for the room itself, you measure the length of the room and the width of the room and draw that rectangle on a sheet of paper and label the edges with the actual measurements you found.\n\nMore details you could add would be location of electrical outlets and light fixtures, doors and windows (all with measurements of their size and location).
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I am a law student and had to take a real estate law class....the definition of a townhome is that you own (assuming it is YOURS) the whole portion of that building and the ground below the building. In a condo, you own only the inside of the walls. so basically the rooms inside the condo, and no property. Does that make sense?
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a whole lot, because that is the size of property.\nLOL good QUESTION
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Report your answer to the nearest 10th.  If you use a calculator, then your answer could have been 102.333333333333 square feet.  He is asking you to report 102.3 square feet.  Round to the nearest tenth.
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we can measure 4, height, width, length, and time, but there are theories, (super string, and the like) that are suggesting upwards of 11. So, it's a hard question. But the defining part of the answer is, "we live in," and one would then have to answer, just the 4. Peace!
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To me it means a house built to suit the owner. Such as a house built for someone in a wheel chair. All the right counter heights, width of doorways & such.
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a cube has six sides: top, bottom, front, back, left and right.\n\nIf each edge is 12 inches (1 foot) then each side is 1foot by 1 foot\nso 1 square foot.\n\nThe total surface area is 6 square feet.
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For a primary residence no.\n\nOn rental properties this may differ.
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Calculating square footage of living space, square footage of pavement/building, comparing that to total acreage, price per acre, price per square foot, estimating taxes based on assessment and millage rates,  calculating escrow payments, commission due on sales price at given percentages, calculating mortgage payments at different interest rates and terms and loan values.... \n\nThere's really no end to use of math in real estate. It's pretty much all numbers.
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I will assume you want to find the sq ft of a house or building. You just multiply the length by the width. If the build has several different dimentions you will have to figure each area seperately and then add up the totals.
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A backsplit home is a multi-level house with the staircase partway back into the house.  It is like a split entry, except there are rooms in front of the staircase.  They are often built to take advantage of a sloping lot.  The link below shows some house plans for backsplits.  Good luck.
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Square Footage is the area.  So if you want to put a piece of carpet in an area you would look at sqft.\n\nExample you have a booth that is 5 foot X 4 foot  you would need 20 sqft of carpet 5x4=20sqft\n\nLinear Feet is a straight line around the booth.  So if you wanted to hang lights around your booth you would want to know the linear feet.\n\nIf your booth measures 5 foot X 4 foot you would need 18 linear feet.  2 sides are 5 foot and 2 sides are 4 foot. or 5+4+5+4 = 18 linear feet.
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My husband and I just used geometry the other day to estimate how much tile to buy for our 2 bathrooms.  Our bathrooms have a lot of irregular spaces, so we had to measure the entire perimeter of each bathroom.  We then split the bathrooms into different geometric shapes to find the area.  We had to work our formulas for several squares, rectangles, and triangles.   Then we added them all together to come up with the square footage.  After that, we had to estimate how many 12 inch by 12 inch tiles we needed.  It was pretty tricky, but my husband is a math whiz, so it's easy for him.  He's an engineer, go figure...
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square yards can be converted to square feet, but not just yards\n\nHe probably meant yards of carpet assuming a standard width of carpet.
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length, width, depth. Time and space