We invested in stone counters for about $1,600.00 - worth it to me with the durability and tenants love it.  

Next best thing is durable dollar priced commodities.Oil is free fall and has high storage costs.Platinum is being dumped by Russia because of sanctions and oil prices.Palladium had a good run but their have been improvements in catalytic converters reducing the use. 

Either they need to be renovated as durable, hardened rentals or they need to be renovated as high-value for-sale properties.

@Moe HirschWith Fabuwood looking at the Hallmark now, Ice white shaker for FM.Just need a very inexpensive but durable product.

I just bought a bunch of this for a rental unit and it looked extremely durable (10 mm thick, resistant to moisture etc).

Sometimes a 10% more on cost will make your unit more durable.

I know i cant just look at them like a single family home, because most are setup in a way that they are more durable over looking nice it seems.I found one that is local that is turn key for sale, but its listed as a sinkhole property.. so im questioning if its worth investing into, because the mortgage would be like 1/4 of the rent value based on the numbers i was given. 

Tile floor vs acrylic would be close in price, but I'm concerned about durability and maintenance.  

That would be cheaper and more durable. 

I would recommend this because its durable, expands and contracts, bridges over hair line cracks and isn't the hardest paint to work with!!