It's the only thing we put in our units now, so durable, same price as other options, and looks beautiful!

I do purchase them from a plumbing supply house and not the big box stores because I like quality and most importantly  durability in my renovations regardless if they are a buy and hold or  a flip.

Personally, I don't like it, but that's just my taste. qkjones is right in that it's a eco-friendly product which makes it desirable for a good number of people but it's not as durable as other hardwood flooring products so there's a trade-off.

Yes, you can have anyone with the ability to contract to act in your place, they will likely need a specific durable power of attorney to act and the property description will need to be included in the POA.

I have also used Sherwin Williams on many Healthcare projects where the client specifically asked for SW due to its durability in a hospital environment.Many painters will suggest a certain brand because they get a better discount with them than other brands.

They are durable, light, fast to install, totally leak proof (if installed properly) and last considerably longer that asphalt, yet they are not being used for residential construction except in rural areas, why is this?

Curious about the durability. 

We have it in one rental (bought a display kitchen) and it is very durable so from that standpoint it works.

And then there is the maximum durability question.

Another thing to look at is the durability of your marketing.