Not all attics can be converted into livable spaces. The best way to find out is to have a home inspector or contractor take a look and assess the feasibility of the project. Some things that will be taken into consideration include the roof's pitch, the amount and type of insulation, the amount of headroom available, and the presence of any obstructions (like HVAC systems, chimneys, or skylights). If there are any major structural concerns, or if the attic is already being used as living space, it may not be possible to convert it into more living space.

Not all attics can be converted into living spaces. To find out if your attic can be converted, you need to look at the following factors: 1) The height of the attic - Generally, an attic needs to be at least 7 feet tall in order to have enough headroom for a person to live in. If your attic is shorter than 7 feet, it's not likely that it can be converted into a livable space. 2) The roof type - If your attic has a sloped or peaked roof, it's likely that it can be converted into a living space. If your attic has a flat roof, it's less likely that it can be converted into a living space.