residentialguy
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- Minnesota
That's a huge assumption. I with that logic, he could call it all below grade, too.Assuming that the comparable sales are all similar 3 level splits, then it would not make a difference to the opinion of value as you would be comparing apples to apples. With the proviso that I do not know the prior poster's market, I agree that typically a 3 level split would not typically be a situation where including above below grade living area in the above grade GLA is correct.
This whole "the market calls it GLA" is bs. The market doesn't know what GLA is. They count a bathroom as a room, too. So I suppose you should to. Good grief. It's a frickin basement. People act as if it's going to have an adverse affect by calling it a basement...maybe get hung outside the city hall.