Should I treat these properties like I would a standard flip or should I use more durable, yet less attractive finishes for the property since there's no guarantee the tenant will buy?

I was thinking tile because of how durable it is, and the cheaper price without Sacrificing look, but my husband pointed out how difficult it could be to fix if someone destroys ( higher dump fees, longer instilation equals longer turn over rate etc).

Have you used other cost-effective flooring materials that are durable and last for 10+ years so I do not need to replace the carpet every other tenant moves out?

I am looking to install the most durable and longest lasting product. 

It's very affordable and durable, and comes in every style imaginable  and extremely easy to  install  or replace a piece  if it gets damaged

The great part is that wood floors are typically very durable.

Low maintenance and durability are my goals. 

Anything you can do that will look good but is durable would be my advise.

The premium for tile is not that much more than linoleum but its' durability and attractiveness MORE than make up for it...

I wanted quartz because of its durability over granite.