There is a world here that is vast and you have not even scratched the surface.

If your hands are not very steady, try to get a tripod or just lean/rest it on some surface.

Make it all one surface if you can, it will make the room look longer and give it flow, my eyes automatically hit the spot where the carpet ends and laminate begins.

I'm not sure about amended returns, but I would imagine if there is a window on them, you could wait a few years and do several at one time, including the 2 years you "forgot" to report some expenses, so at least on the surface your intent wasn't just to inflate those 2 years.

Also, make sure to check if you have any contingencies in your contract if the worst case scenario were to surface and you have to back out.

It is amazing the way you get zero brush marks on a flat surface

Or, it could be totally surface from moisture accumulating behind the file cabinets.

I must admit, I took real estate agency classes in college years ago but they didn’t scratch the surface on what I’m finding here.

They just need a firm/smooth surface to adhere the cultured marble to.

I personally think that concrete is a better surface.