I think I would want to put something on top of the concrete, its uneven in some spots, has some weird bubbles/ridges on itTotal space size is ~350 sq feet, but its not a perfect square or rectangle.

Hi @Ed LeGrand we need a space in between 1200-2000 sq ft, minimum of a 20x60 rectangle. 

As far as requirements, there are no ceiling or sound issues but we do need a space that is a rectangle and is no smaller than 20x60. 

I have several "farms" in several towns that I constantly analyze. they are not squares or rectangles but odd shaped areas where I have determined my likeliness of the best returns.

A square is always a rectangle, but all rectangles are NOT squares.What you should be doing is find a Market that is good for investing...and know it better than you know your own.

I like the idea of opening up the mud room entrance as well.A point of clarification - the light blue opaque rectangles in my diagram are windows; the transparent rectangles are doors.

It was a 15ft. wide x 40ft. deep rectangle and had value only because it was adjacent to my sister's home in Provo.

The lot dimensions are 241x65; but we have an alley that runs along the back of the lot so if the 65 is too narrow (and we couldn't get a variance) maybe we could split it in 2 squares instead of 2 rectangles. 

He also said it was fairly cheap, as the carpet place didn't need to install, just cut the rectangle, bind edges and you pick it up.

Saying there isn't would be like describing all squares as rectangles, therefore all rectangles must be squares.