Cost is always a concern, but aesthetics and durability are equally important here. 

Late payments  I can and did work with,  but slob was an understatement...thankfully we rehab for durability.  

Maybe paint and change the floors, I was thinking it might be less expensive to invest in durable floors instead of having to take care of the carpet that needs to be changed oftenly...Also I wanted to understand what is your reasonning when you say that 12% COC ROI is your initial floor.

It's very durable.  

One downside to vinyl is durability, especially when tenants move refrigerators and heavy furniture.

Unfortunately can not use tile on second floor condo but am looking for more durability than thin laminate.

It is very durable and easy to install also.  

I searched for flooring recommendations and the Allure click together planking seems to have been the winner but the thread was dated. How is the Allure or other brands of click together holding up?

The rest of the flooring is ok but I've heard so much about the long-term durability of laminate I'm tempted to just go ahead and make that investment.

After a fresh rehab, with durable materials put into the house, and a manager referred to me by other investors in the area..