I'm toying with the idea of purchasing a house from a family

A prison cell is usually 6 x 8 ft. If you google pics you will see that there's pretty much only room for a desk and a twin bed. You could do a left bed or bed with storage under. It would probably be a turn off for girls if they ever see the twin bed tiny box room combo.

>>1192656
*loft bed

Dual purpose all furniture that you can, e.g. captain's style bed with storage underneath (if not doing a loft style) Desk/dresser combination if possible, wall mound any TVs/monitors.
Also make use of any natural light, otherwise it feels smaller than it is (and it is small).
Realistically, not a livable space unless you like the 85% of the floorspace being covered by your bed

>>1192657

this for sure.

although as a landlord I will tell you that you are probably underestimating what you can charge for rent.

renting out the two other rooms, using another normal one for yourself, and just using the small one as a work out room or something else that they other tenants can use and enjoy might be more worthwhile.

I buy houses and rent them out. I usually charge 125% of the mortgage. so you can probably get away with charging each of them 40-50% of the mortgage and be breaking even and have a free place to stay while they are basically giving you equity every month. plus you dont have to pay taxes on it since you are breaking even.

but if you are dead set on living in a closet the loft bed is a solid idea.

>>1192659
There's enough space in the rest of the house that this room wouldn't be anything otherwise. Maybe extra storage.

>>1192661

what state are you in?

turn that shit into a grow room.

>>1192666
Ohio

nice trips but nah

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>>1192656
i dont know anon i think it's really going to be difficult to convince the landlord to install a loft bed. Frankly i feel really claustrophobic and there isn't enough space to put more tables so i can diy.

>>1192639
Where do you live?

Less tha 70sq ft is not a bedroom in most places.

Building code requires a bedroom to have a closet and a window with a legal egress. 20"x24" minimum with sill height not above 44" from the floor. Something to think about before carving up the rooms.

If you want to see living in small spaces, look up japanese small apartments or minihouses. If you already are in japan no one will care. Make every piece of furniture serve at least 2 purposes.