What is everyone paying per square foot to have porcelain tile installed (not counting price of materials)?

Is there a way I can paint it white and extremely smooth it looks like porcelain so it looks like part of the pedestal sink?

But if you get reasonable quality porcelain tile, it should last a long long time.

Hey Kevin:Not legal advice here...... by the way.Not sure how to answer all of your questions but I think if this is your first time through the process it may be good to think about using an agent.I put in an offer on some land that we have under contract and it took a long time and I accidentally left some stuff out in writing up the offer myself.It wasn't a deal breaker and you can do it, though.Just get a regular 'purchase agreement' that's in line with your state requirements.What tripped me up was not having as much detail on who had responsibility for paying property taxes based on when the property closed.Same thing on your #5 question, make sure closing costs are spelled out in exquisite detail would be my recommendation. 

Previously, I laid 12x12 porcelain tile down but this is easier and cheaper.  

I covered a section with porcelain tile that turned out nice and adhered well.

Probably porcelain. 

Porcelain is considered non-porous, whereas ceramic is considered porous.

Main floor master suite w/ exquisite master bath has walk-in shower.

LVP and Porcelain Tile.