Real estate is local and if you are trying to invest at a macro level with large sums of money (which he would be doing) it's very difficult to get a durable competitive advantage over a local player that know his/her local market and is mining local deals from motivated sellers.  

Durable, easy to clean and relatively inexpensive - especially if you do it yourself. :)   Just another thought.Best of luck! 

It comes down to durability.

Keelan: I would describe it as remarkably durable!

Slightly more expensive, but the durability/warranty/life of the product is worth its weight in gold.

At least in the warmer climates, they are quicker turnaround, durable, slick, different, and cheaper to make than the wood-framed houses with fewer people involved. 

At least in the warmer climates, they are quicker turnaround, durable, slick, different, and cheaper to make than the wood-framed houses with fewer people involved.

At least in the warmer climates, they are quicker turnaround, durable, slick, different, and cheaper to make than the wood-framed houses with fewer people involved.

I think these look pretty decent for the price but don't have a lot of experience in judging how durable this type of cabinet would be compared to say, a new plywood cabinet from Home Depot.

At the end of the day they will leave, and you are left with a product that needs to be durable, look good, and be neutral enough to go with a new tenant's taste.