Ceramic tile in the kitchens/bathrooms if possible (subfloor is level) as they are super durable.

Put t-posts in the corners for survey stakes so the parcels have durable corners that are easy to see.

My main goal is to have the most durable tenant proof flooring, but also have it look nice. 

Surprisingly the older tanks installed prior to the 70's are more durable than the thinner walled tanks of the 70's and later.  

Agree with @Kurt K. and think durability plus ease of maintenance.

The biggest job is putting in a cheap ceramic tile kitchen floor, bolting lower kitchen cabinets to the walls, maybe adding 1 lower kitchen cabinet and then new durable but inexpensive countertops.  

And I've been researching around on the internet it looks like "wood like tile" seems very durable solution. but my contractor told me it's very pricy - 3 times more for material, 2.5 more for installation. 

Are the finishes durable enough for a rental?

Should I be concerned about the durability of the structure or the resell value?

Looking for something that  looks good and is durable ....something that will last a good number of years. i understand nothing is totally bombproof but as close as possible!