“Barbarian” became a runaway hit in October, but the Airbnb-referencing horror flick also raises a thorny issue for agents: What rooms can be listed as part of a property’s total square footage?
Source: Inman News
My home has a basement dungeon. Can I include it as part of the GLA?
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