Tiled kitchen backsplash? 

We're remodeling the kitchen with new white cabinets, granite, tile back splash, and stainless appliances. 

If I had the money I would put a nice/cheap backsplash on the wall and a nice counter and cheap but nice tiles.

I am going to add a kitchen backsplash, paint/finish the baseboards (missed this in the walkthrough), buy a garage opener, ect...

If kitchen needs a backsplash, you can put in the peel and stick imitation tile that looks pretty decent. 

The price was at least a $1000 dollars lower than other quotes we got.Quoted me:$1950 for everything that included:White Moon GraniteInstallation and Haul AwayA Free Single Sink and InstallationI'm planning on adding to the order:A Double Sink & Install +$350Plumbing +$250Granite Lip + $400Additional Total = $2950He also quoted me a subway tile backsplash for $2000, if I decide on that I'm going to try and talk him down.

But I also see stainless appliances, stacked w/d, subway tile backsplash...

Here are the numbers:House 1) Purchase $110kARV $198k Needed Repairs $10k (Fix garage door, broken fence, front porch tile, tile master bath)Additional Upgrades $20k (Upgrade dated kitchen with painted cabinets, new countertops, backsplash, appliances and flooring, upgrade stackstone fireplaces, increase size of master bath shower and upgrade with tile, laminate flooring throughout).10k would make it the cheapest home for sale and $30 would make it the nicest home for sale.

For the kitchen, the cheapest and easiest things would be to add backsplash and paint the cabinets.

@Mike ReynoldsIt includes refacing the cabinets, hardware for the cabinets, paint, materials for backsplash(countertop and tile), the subway tile backsplash that will be installed later on, the sink, the materials for the countertops and finish, the lumber, and misc materials.