Never rip out a cast iron or porcelain tub.  

Hoping to close next Tuesday and get to work on installing those porcelain thrones!

On the other hand, installing them gives me more control on the final look, and since the materials used in this renovation were higher end, ie, granite counters, porcelain tile, maybe it is a good idea for me to have more control over what the final look is with the blinds? 

I don't have a problem spending a bit extra on nice porcelain tiles and stylish looking finishes if I know it means I will attract more of a 'higher classed' tenant, and giving me a higher rental return.My renovation will take a month and I plan on:-Gutting out the flat, removing the carpets and parquet flooring Knocking down the wall between the kitchen and the lounge Installing new kitchen cabinets with a stunning island, AND A BUTLER SINK!

You can't really put a globe on those old ceramic / porcelain light fixtures that you have in the basement; I just buy an entire fixture from the big box store for less than $10 and put that in instead of the bare bulb fixture.

Its a porcelain tile from homedepot

The wood look porcelain is very cool and popular.

Porcelain and stainless steel tiles.

We are rehabbing a house for ourselves to move into.I have a question on tub material. how good is a porcelain on steel tub as opposed to a cast iron tub?

This is a ceramic tile, not porcelain.