Hla Or Not

[deturner]

The owner thinks this should be HLA. I don't agree and thought I would get someone elses opinion.

This is an enclosed PORCH. There is a window unit in the end window (down low). The interior walls are brick, the floor is brick and the ceiling is vinyl. They seem to use it year round but I just can't bring myself to call it HLA. To me it is an enclosed porch/sunporch, etc......

Here are some photos:

 

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Here is the other:

 

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Here is the other:

 

[Pamela Crowley (Florida)]

Enclosed Porch.

Higher added value than most enclosed porches due to it's superior fenestration, but still not part of the GLA. Dazzle 'em with words! :rofl:

 

[David S. Williams]

Whatever you call it, it's worth what it's worth. Just because you call it living area doesn't make it worth a dime more than if you call it an enclosed porch.

 

[Stone]

Originally posted by David S. Williams@Oct 6 2005, 12:06 PM
Whatever you call it, it's worth what it's worth. Just because you call it living area doesn't make it worth a dime more than if you call it an enclosed porch.

So true...yet try and get a LO, HO or Rel-i-tore to understand that.

 

[Tim Hicks (Texas)]

Not included in living area. It is below the quality of the main dwelling and should be treated as such.

 

[deturner]

So, now what is it worth???? :rofl:

Just kid'n

DaveT in NC

 

[deturner]

Not included in living area

That is what I've concluded but I can hear the argument now. I'll just tell them that they need to talk to the Duck.

Oh, the real-i-tor listed it as HLA. Oh boy......................

DaveT in NC

 

[Pamela Crowley (Florida)]

ANSI will back you up.