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ing to the ANSI Guideline, to be included in the finished square footage count, rooms/spaces/areas are supposed to have a ceiling height of at least seven feet for over half of the space, and no portion of the finished area can have a ceiling height of less than 5 feet.
In general, staircases and closets count as finished square footage, while spaces like garages, three-season porches and unfinished basements or attics are not included.
If you believe that the public records are inaccurate, you should contact your local assessment department to request that the data be reviewed. The process varies by location; some may ask you to file an appeal or submit a grievance.
If you notice that the size of the home doesnt line up with whats reported by MLS, notify the MLS so it can correct the discrepancy. This might also be an issue for the listing agent, as Realtors are held to a code of ethics that prevents them from knowingly misrepresenting a property.
To count in the square footage equation, a ceiling must be 7 feet (2.13 m) tall, or 6 feet 4 inches (1.9 m) with beams or any thing else that might hang down. If the ceiling is angled, it must be 7 feet or higher for at least half of the rooms floor area.
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NOTE: Total Square Feet are automatically calculated by the computer adding the Above Ground Square Feet plus the Below Ground Square Feet. (Above Ground Square Feet include the Main Floor Square Feet plus the square feet of any floors above it).

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