It's just not my favorite sink. But aside from that, in a 58 inch space you'd have less than 6 inches between the sinks and from the sink to the ends of the vanity. In that space, any 2 sinks are going to be a little tight, but smaller would be better [imo]. Actually, I think a single huge sink with a seperate faucet at each end would look better and be more functional.

One of the first questions a banker will ask when you apply for a mortgage is whether the house will be your principal residence. An owner-occupied principal residence is easier to obtain financing for. A condo-tel unit is seen as a second or third residence, so the mortgage is a higher risk. There is likely to be a low percentage of totally owner-occupied full time units (maybe zero), so the building itself is higher risk. It is a high risk unit in a high risk building in the eyes of mortgage holders. In the olden days, a regular condo building had to have a high percentage of owner-occupied units in order for you to get a mortgage to buy one of the units. The fact that it would be your principal residence didn't matter. Mortgages are hard to get now on everything. And non-traditional types of housing are seen as riskier.

I don't know of any fiberglass PB's in MD but I live in Carroll Co., MD and we have been at this for 1 yr. We have finally decided on a PB after meeting with 5 people and doing TONS of research (thank you to all the people on here. I have lurked a lot but your suggestions and pics have helped me so much). Our dig should begin in about 20 days. We only wanted to deal with owners so that means none of the big companies were even considered. We decided to go with Steve Braun from BackYard Creations out of Frederick. We were comfortable with him as a person and he gave us a terrific price right out of the gate. He has a store in Frederick so you can go in and see him or his guys anytime and get answers to questions and buy products. I would tell you to stay away from Outdoor Impressions. If you want to know why I will tell you in a pvt email. Don't want to say too much in an open forum because my opinions are very strong about this owner. Tim Rowan from Rowan Landscape is great too but his prices were just too high for us. he does beautiful work. We also spoke with Bob from Lothorian Pools. Also as great guy but too pricey. If you are still searching, good luck!

Thanks everyone for you input. After much discussion and sleeping on it we have decided not to buy the house. I think if I were closer to retirement we might reconsider but we kept thinking about paying for a house for 2 years that we couldn't live in it and decided it wasn't a good idea. We absolutely loved the house. It was 4162 sq ft.on 22 mountain acres. Indoor pool, spectacular great room, 4 br suites. Would have to buy appliances for the kitchen. They had resurfaced the counter tops and some of the kitchen cabinets with white glazed tile which I hate in a kitchen. That would have to be redone. Oh, did I say it was selling for $99,900?!!!! With DH's past heart attacks and back surgeries I'm not sure about the level of care even though there is a new hospital there. Just for the record I was born in Huntington, WV and lived in a little town probably less than 100 miles from there when I was a baby. My mother was born and raised in WV and my Daddy was born in Alabama but raise in eastern, KY not far from WV. Linda