Are you familiar with local building codes and zoning for rental apartments?

Is this the first time you've attempted floor plans of any sort? You need a lot of help...

Thanks Hanover Custom Homes, LLC for your helpful comments!

Where do you walk out on the first floor to the outdoors?

Where are the windows?

You don't have enough room for an island in a kitchen that is only 11' deep.

The living room/dining room is narrow.

The stairs are an afterthought instead of being considered another room. What do I mean? You're walking up staring at a wall. It will be dark as opposed to walking up and walking towards light.

What is the property width and length and what are the set backs?

Minimum sized powder room should be 5' square.

The main floor bedroom closet is barely large enough to put a single dress in, let alone more stuff.

The rental kitchen/living area is only 16 long? Not very conducive to living.

And only 1 closet in the whole downstairs space?

Where in the master would the bed go so you're not walking around the bed in the middle of the night to get to the bathroom, or not straining your head to one side to see to the deck?

Angled walls to me say the person doesn't know how to design a house.

The master is narrower than 7' wide which means you can only have hanging along one long wall. You need 2' for each side for hanging plus 3' for an aisle for a total of 7'.

Laundry appliances stick out 30" if you get full sized appliances. That means on a 72" room, your standing and sorting room is only 42" deep.

And if the laundry room is that small, there is no room for things like brooms, linens, etc.

In fact where downstairs is the broom closet or other closets?

Where upstairs are the linen closets?

There is a reason architects go to school to learn this stuff for years and then have to apprentice for another 3 years before they're even allowed to be licensed.

Get an architect NOW how do you plan getting into the gym , the tenants will have walk all around the house to get in . 3rd floor laundry is a real hike during the day to do more than one load . Abedroom with a closet the size of a box never will work. You also need a kitchen designer to make the most of that space and IMO walkin pantries are a huge waste of space a wall of pullout pantries will hold more and be accessible easiliy

Good-sized foyer, but when you come in from the garage, you're in the living space, not the foyer.

Homeowner gets a laundry, but not the tenant? You can charge more rent if they have a laundry.