When your quality and durability of the whole structure will speak for you. 

This flooring is tough, durable and has a lot of depth and texture in it to give it a high end look and  price was middle of the line at 2.59 sqft.

I’m unsure if it’s preference, durability for storm resistance, or just because metal cost more to install.

I'm going to be picky about my tenants, so want to get a carpet that does not look cheap, but does not cost me the earth, and is relatively durable. 

I've used all of them for our flips before, but also tend to lean more towards KT.Also consider quartz; not much more expensive than granite, but more durable and easier to maintain.

LIHEAP), buy a smaller property, and use durable features.

The vinyl looks awesome in photos, is durable, and isn’t as cold as tile.

My biggest concern is what the standards for floors in an FHA approved home because putting in the durable pergo flooring that I plan to install once I own the place would be a large investment to make on a property I have not even closed on yet. 

I harden my rentals by removing carpet and using durable materials for flooring, paint, and countertops. 

I will begin by stating that the rehab went over budget as I decided to test out more durable materials such as using Life Proof Flooring throughout the entire home excluding the bathroom.