You want about 3-4 inches of coverage up the wall, and same on the floor. 1 oz I believe makes a gallon of mixture.

You need to put in the improvements that will enhance your ARV.  

Again, this is an area you can do yourself but it may be where they are willing to pickup some of the legwork as you inch closer to a purchase. 

In my book, there are four rules to (real estate) success:Overcome inertia to get in the game by take consistent productive actionDon't do things that could take you out of the game with a single bad moveDo things to extend and enhance your gameplay Create a system to get better, in some aspect, every dayYou've already demonstrated that you are all over Rule #1, so it's time to consider #2 and #3!

It can enhance a brand’s image and maintain the consumer’s trust.

The primary goal is to enhance my professional image for marketing purposes.

The casing is barely half an inch off the countertops, so it would look bad it it wasn't level with it.

It's as deep as 8 inches in some spots and maybe only about an inch deep on the right side of the property. 

As I noted above, I have been monitoring the higher limits for a while, have a dozen or two props earmarked on Zillow, and not a single one has moved an inch.

Driveway (Major cracks on asphault that can't be fixed according to a driveway professional) - New paver driveway costs $4,500 or one inch asphault coating costs $1,7503.