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"The house works for a single or a  couple or even a couple with an infant. That's the market - essentially a small dollhouse instead of a condo so I don't think it impacts resale. The little space can be an office or a den or whatever.\n \n\n\n\tWhat doesn't work for me is having access to the bathroom through my bedroom. Maybe some people are less private about any guests traipsing through the bedroom but it would be a no for me.\n \n\n\n\tI would assume the daughter lives with the mother most of the time so I don't think it's an issue even when she gets older. Families share hotel rooms or trailers or live in shared quarters.  Families share hotel rooms or trailers or live in shared quarters. My experience with fathers who have kids for limited time is that the child is more of a special guest than a child you live with who you don't spend every moment interacting with. So not having the separate spaces is less of an issue because the father and daughter will be doing stuff together most of the time he has her and there isn't the same need for private space. He is not going to be having female (or male) overnight visits so the issue of having separate complete private bedrooms isn't an issue - I'm not sure what the issue really is - if she needs to use the bathroom when he is sleeping or in bed, what's the big deal? Most kids interact with their parents while the parents are in bed.\n \n\n\n\tAnd like any of these renovation shows, the costs bear no relation to reality as anyone who has ever done any sort of remodeling knows. I don't know how they arrive at what amount the homeowner kicks in and how they make that fit in the budget. Brett is the designer and GC so he is not charging anything for these expensive services. The  skilled craftsmen who are featured are charging minimal amounts and any of the places where he finds the tiles or has custom stuff made would be providing stuff cheaply or for free because of promotional value. At least with this show, I do get the sense that the work is being doing well versus other renovation shows I have read about where the work is done as cheaply as possible.\n "
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