super durable and stain resistant.

It's durable and doesn't scratch easily. 

Did you have a durable, limited POA?

A lot of you STR people are pretty good at decorating.My interior decorator skills are pretty basic, maybe you can help me.I have the main piece, the big black 3 level bar.I did a photo mockup of it with some kind of woven bamboo screen behind it and a mirror above.This is my home office, and though not a hard drinker, I like to have a mini-bar for those that are.The bar is open in the back and front, gloss black, glass and chrome.It's 4 foot tall, 4 foot long and about 15 inches deep.So what are your thoughts on setting it up.I have been thinking about having a black stone top made for it, for durability against spills.Does my setup look attractive, or could it use some sprucing up?

The thing is that site built, and stick built in particular, is a time-tested, high quality, substantial, long lasting and durable way to build housing....and generally (at least until recently) fairly cost effective. 

Definitely go vinyl or tile for durability and ease of cleaning! 

Not sure that installing laminate will maximize rental rates but it is more durable and visually appealing.  

Doesn't have to be the most expensive, but something that is more durable because some tenants are rough on stuff.For door locks, get one that the PM can reprogram/rekey (assuming they do it-mine hired a locksmith for some reason).

@Kristen BuckleyHi Kristen -- I can't zoom in very close, but your work appears to be very good.What comments do you get as to durability of the painted cabinet surfaces over the long term?

It looks like a hardwood floor, but is much more durable.