It's easier to design, cheaper to build, fairly durable.

Easy to clean- (beer spillage and whatever)- very durable-won't have to change carpet every 2 -4 yrs….plus they always want there own carpet over the existing carpet(why?

I would lower prices a lot on small gaps in booking to try and fill those up as you get closer to those dates..I don't know your area that well but furniture quality is finding a balance between durability, cost and design sense.

Every other room is getting LVP over original pine floors for long term durability against tenants.

The current carpet is fairly new and durable so I’d prefer to save it if I could.

Block is better for a lot of reasons (durable/disaster-proof, less maintenance, WDO & Termites) and wood is better because it is cheaper to build and easier if you wanted to make changes later. 

I like all the advantages of the digital except the longevity/durability...

While Quartz is preferred by most for durability it is not good with heat, therefore I prefer granite. 

The road to broken appliances is paved with good intentions.Plain, durable, fewest moving parts possible--that is my rule of thumb for rental appliances.If you have higher end tenants, then you may want something with a bit more bells or whistles.

These are advertised as being more reliable, more durable, and less prone to leak.