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@Steve S.

as a renter, your sink is not going to be 1 of the reasons they want to rent from you. 

So I suggest going with the cheapest but yet most durable product for your unit. 

But you can't go wrong with any undermount stainless steel sink. What countertop are you putting in? granite?

Kitchen/bathroom sells houses, and also appeals to renters! 

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