I'd go with wood unless you are continuing a pattern from the floor.  

Keeping these down is more important than showing a pattern of saving.

I can tell you that up here in the Pacific Northwest, they are taking a very close look at the whole wholesaling scheme and many firms are telling their realtors not to make a habit of those sorts of dealings.I know that some realtors have been asked to take their licenses elsewhere after their pattern of behavior was discovered.The old adage "it is easier to ask for forgiveness than permission" doesn't really apply very well to real estate services and real estate law, in my humble opinion.  

Basicly looking to U-Hal and other Moving Companies and look to migration patterns with Trucks rented one way trip.Found this report from U-hal.  

Not only is there an income issue with #1 but apparently she isn't used to paying rent so her personal spending patterns and budget will need to change to pay you.  

I could call it a children's play area, which is what I would imagine it looking like if these were put down: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Versatile-Assorted-Pattern-Commercial-Peel-and-Stick-2-ft-x-2-ft-Carpet-Tile-10-Tiles-Case-NCVT001/203051709?

I laid out the travertine subway tile and mosaics in the pattern that the homeowner and I decided and purchased for(brick pattern with 2 rows of  accent, mosaics entirely behind the stove and the gap from the sink to the sill). 

And that sky is commercial RE where you follow the same pattern as you did earlier.

I consider this more than "financially independent", as my definition of rich allows for less-prudent spending patterns, while bare-minimum FI requires at least some budgeting.

If I decide to replace the counter top and can't find a matching pattern am I allowed to charge to replace all counters or just the affected counter section.