We made some sacrifices, forgoing a planned jack-and-jill bathroom upstairs, some leveling of the concrete basement floor, and ceramic tile floors and surrounds in the two bathrooms.  

Ceramic or loose lay vinyl in kitchen and baths.  

thank u.It is ceramic tiles.

Tenants love the way it looks and most of them think it is real ceramic tile.

We have been doing this for 35 years so what we're doing something a little bit unique selling the property fully rehabbed with new mechanicals, fully upgraded kitchen w/ granite tops and fully upgraded bathrooms w/ ceramic tiles and putting a quality tenant and the selling the house as an investment we manage the property for three years and we warranty the house for a year houses and guarantee 8% minimum for 3 yrs for around 95k u getting 1k in rent and taxes and insurance around $2500 so around 10% per year.

Should I put ceramic tile throughout?

Ceramic tiles being installed. all Sheetrock fixed. paint is coming in. 

& REALLY making them nice (ceramic tile, security systems, etc) - It was kinda funny to look at first - ****** house, gorgeous house, crappy house, gorgeous house - till the Mayor announced they were expanding the local college just down the block & bringing in a decent size corporation around the corner - now these nice houses are selling for quite a penny - and other investors are trying to vie for the scraps....nothing like jumping in after the rise....But these guys could have totally lost their shirts....

If it is ceramic or a synthetic then you just seal the grout.

first I would say depend on the size of your pocket book ,ceramic tile for kitchen & bath yes granite is good,Hard wood floors is a better choice because it last much longer and more durable if carpets in good shape ad matches its surroundings keep it if not up grade make sure it fits your budget