As far as what materials to use, just make sure they are durable and good quality.

Tenants prefer it over carpet and it's more durable.

However, if you own real estate with a durable income stream, with high-demand space like multifamily industrial or something with long-term, credit tenants, it seems very reasonable to me to hold onto that asset to receive the benefit of the long term appreciation that seems sure to come.The biggest winners in this crisis will be those who have the aptitude to manage their portfolio through the hard times, the resources and courage to buy when no one else wants to and the knowledge to recognize that time when it comes.Please keep in mind that these are my own personal views and that nothing here is intended to be investment advice.

Best durability?

@Greg Pond Both tenants and landlords want durable, low maintenance finish outs in light neutral colors and not too much solid white to keep clean.

HelloI am not a building science expert but I sparingly use my air-conditioner during summer on most occasions a fan best works for me.But since fan doesn't get rid of the humidity from air inside home,would it impact the durability of the building inside or negatively impact in any other way?

Available in a variety of colors, this natural stone is not only durable but beautiful, and more and more home buyers are putting quartz counter tops on their must-have list.Quartz is a natural material best known for the beautiful crystals it forms.

I've done some light research on other rentals in our community and it seems that if you run new flooring (I guess vinyl would be the most durable?)

I do 100% lvp which is waterproof and durable.

The solid wood will be more durable in the long run.