Concrete countertops, new sink and faucet, new durable floors, tile backsplash, refinished and painted cabinets, added dishwasher, etc.

Concrete countertops, new sink and faucet, new durable floors, tile backsplash, refinished and painted cabinets, added dishwasher, etc.

As a result, this gives me an opportunity to remodel the home and make it "rent ready" while also repairing some things that would increase durability and manage my liability.

It is extremely durable.

We made choices for affordability & durability while hoping to offer better than average rental for the area.

More durable, still fairly inexpensive, and again isn't dramatically more expensive than mid grade carpet, which will need professionally cleaned and replaced much more frequently.

There is already a sump pit but I'm wondering about what kind of pump and the durability of a pump that might have to pump water 12 feet up and 5 feet across for 3 or 4 washing machines at the same time.  

That's a lot of volatility, I think of rent prices as somewhat 'durable' and stable for the most part with mostly low to middle single digit changes over time.

The Grade 1 locks are more durable and the Smartkey locks can be rekeyed by a landlord in 5 seconds.

You need to put in what will work for you in terms of durability and easy repair......