What you are referring to is the difference between going a mile wide and an inch deep, or going an inch wide and a mile deep... 

I renovated every single inch of this property.

A small 18 inch square would suffice, then you can just patch that section. 

Dishwasher,  Many people won't have a lot of pots for the cabinets but everyone will have dirty dishes for the dishwasher.  24 inch DW tends to be cheaper but if you have to go with an 18 it is still worth it. 

With all that detail, I look and see that if I don't like even one thing in the house I am already paying premium top dollar for every square inch.

oh, it has settled 4 inches on three sides...

I don't know of any states that apply different/no standards, but a suppose it is possible.70 square feet, minimum width 7 feet, minimum ceiling height 7 feet 6 inches, window of sufficient size to serve as egress, closet.

They said it had an issue in that the small 30x25 2 bedroom house had the center of the house sunk about 4or 5 inches.

If you're not able to go on some quality vacations and/or buy yourself a nice tv (i.e. 60 inch versus a 42 incher), whats the point?

LESSON OF THE WEEK: WHEN INSPECTING A PROPERTY WHEN THERE'S 3 INCHES OF SNOW...ALSO USE GOOGLE EARTH TO ENSURE THERE IS NO POOLOne of the things that makes buyers worried or turned off by our North Aurora home is the in-ground pool.