@Amr TaweelI know it looks bad right now, but one day, this duplex (I read your profile) might become a golden opportunity for you to learn how to lay ceramic floor tile.

Kitchen floor is ceramic tile. 

Pretax profits = $17,700 Rehab Estimate = $14,900That's for new ceramic tile floors, new cabinets, granite countertops, new SS appliances, construction of center island in kitchen, $1400 roof job.I was going to have it painted but I brought a painter to look at it.

A few of major upgrades: Roof replaced, windows replaced, fascia and soffit replaced, floors refinished, paint throughout every square inch of house, kitchen reconfiguration, cabinet doors, all lights replaced, ceramic tile added to office, laundry, and kitchen.

If it's truly low income you might just want to use the boring 12x12 white ceramic tiles.  

Porcelain is considered non-porous, whereas ceramic is considered porous.

The kitchen provides ceramic tile flooring, black appliances, and plenty of cabinet/counter space.

I also have 2 ceramic coffee mugs from this local coffee shop displayed on the table.It seems to be working.

I have a small kitchen contiguous with a large family room.  The floor is tile. Several tiles in the kitchen area are cracked, & I was hoping to remove & replace just the few cracked tiles next to the sink, bu...

I made the mistake of putting ceramic tile on every floor in about 100 units and many of the apartments turned into nightmares due to not only the tenants who have some strange ability to smash holes in every tile we found out that you can't tile living rooms and bedrooms in 2nd floor apartments because when people move a chair or walk on tile the noise resonates to the apartment below.I had several apartments with laminate flooring and thought it was okay to allow pets.