@Connor Mullen whatever is cheap and durable.

We are putting some monies into the joint and we need to know which are the most durable kitchen materials to use.

The real cheap stuff (red clay type ceramic tiles crack and brake easier, are thinnner, and of low quality, lower durability.

They can be durable though which is nice.

Successful PM's know exactly what is appropriate for the area you're investing in, including durability of materials to survive multiple turns of the property, and they usually have great contacts in place to get things done at very good prices.

Very durable and most importantly easy to install.

Very durable.

From what I understand, the idea is that people will see that inflation is coming and will start buying durable goods, etc. now to preserve their purchasing power, and that will initiate the recovery.

i actually try to not use spray foam whenever possible..it expands too much and is not very durable...just what i've seen

I've heard cypress is so valuable and durable that they pull old cypress logs out of the swamps and lakes that sunk during logging over a hundred years ago.Congrats on your first deal.