High end custom cabinets, real marble counter tops, extensive woodwork, staining, painting and skim coating, built ins, quarter sawn white oak flooring.

If you run them through a planer and sand them they stain very well.

All quartz will stain and burn as it is a synthetic productThe RTA cabinets are more expensive then big box stores.

Take photos of doors, floors, yard, excrement, stains on grass, noise complaints.

On move out inspection, they looked fine and I didn’t notice the funky smell because I had a mask on.A few days later we went back to turn the apartment and the smell was strong, we pulled back the carpets and on the back side you see stains every where you can imagine.

All brick with stone lentils and sills with tons of leaded and stained glasswork.

If you withhold without documentation you could owe the tenant 2x the security deposit.If you want to be safe get them out the itemized damages this morning.Typically as easy as:Microwave - $285Floor damage - $180Carpet stains - $400Wall damage - $600Etc.Total damages: $1,800Security deposit $1,400Security deposit to be returned to resident: $0*Disclaimer I am not a practicing attorney thing.

super durable and stain resistant.

TLDR: For new rental cabinets - go with the cheap option that is either stained or painted.

Conventional is more lenient: a broken window or stained carpet can fly.