I’m rehabbing my second rental property and I am considering doing faux marble epoxy countertops over laminate.

That said, a marble-look is not the same as a marble top. 

Use a wood or stone-grain look with a lot of pattern and stamped texture.

Should we keep practicing the leasing pattern going forward? 

I also like to use a stone pattern in the kitchen so I don't have clashing wood patterns since the other rooms have laminate.

I'm sure the lower mobility patterns of the boomers is baked into the formula.

There is a pattern of people with little experience or money or credit (lot's of 18 year olds wanting to buy apartment complexes as soon as they turn 18 in this thread) who have more ambition than strategy.

| Flemington GraniteI think your article talks about the natural stone quartz which is not man-made and is as durable as granite and marble.

I'm running a nursery....If they had all their marbles, would they be my tenants in the C-class housing I provide?

Quartz, marble, and quartzite are.