Even new properties, though usually don't need repairs early on, things are not built like they used to be and we cannot afford to make the assumption that new means high quality or long term durability. 

Once I have lived there for a year I will also rent other unit the same way. 1 Furnishings- For the furniture I want durable furniture.

Should we bite the several thousand dollar gamble or should just accept covering the original hardwood with other hard surface durable flooring.

Depending on the conditions of that particular market, the highest and best use may be to demolish the building and sell the site to a developer.If the highest and best use is to keep the improvements, then you have to consider the durability of the income stream and/or comparable sales. 

They are great ankle support, strong sole so standing on a latter for hours doesn't hurt, durable leather, comfortable, ok weight, slip resistant tread that is great for walking or roofs, thick sole so you don't get nails piercing, toe protection and under $90.

@Paolo RuggieriAs others have said this doesn’t seem durable at all.

I would recommend quarts as it looks good and is durable.

I want materials that will be LONG LASTING, ENERGY EFFICIENT, & DURABLE (Tenant Proof). 

Get rid of old cast iron and replace what you can with pvc or more durable solutions .

The strength and durability of tile are measured with the PEI rating, which evaluates a tile’s resistance to wear on a scale of zero to five.