So here's what I saw for editing:On the Kitchen page "Synthetic" is misspelled under the counter top types, the "p" was left out of "backsplash" and I don't know that you need a spot for "Kitchen Windows" if you are already getting a total window count on the first page (same for other rooms like the Bathrooms, Bedrooms and Living Room), but that may be by design.

So I ended up getting 12 x 24 tile for a fireplace at Floor and Decor ($1.22/sqft) and kitchen backsplash tile at HOBO ($8.39/sqft).

Hey @Ricardo Murph II,So, Ill lead off by saying that I've been a self employed tile professional for about 10 years now and I've done everything from the backsplash for the little old lady next door here in Massachusetts to our current project renovating 1150 bathrooms for one of the casino resorts in Connecticut and your question is one I get quite frequently.  

We cut out a top cabinet and installed a nice range hood and tiled the back splash.

I'll move the fridge to the end of the right side of cabinets, use all stainless steel appliances, install white cabinets with granite tops, and put in some type of back splash.  

These homes you will renovate to a higher standard, with better quality carpet, lighting, appliances (likely stainless steel), tile backsplash, and possibly granite counter tops.

I like the backsplash- where did you get the tiles?

Allure flooring, "premium" vs. regular carpet, marble vs. subway tile backsplash, etc.

I use the same designer, cabinet types, a couple of different granites repeatedly so the backsplash tile design is also not something I need figured out each time.Point is for middle of the road flips, you can reuse the same or similar designs repeatedly only paying for 1 - 2 designs.  

Beautiful backsplash, mid-tone floor... look how pretty :)