It's the most durable product you can put down as well and individual pieces can be replaced fairly easily of something gets damaged in the future.

Then there could be damages if the tenant decides to take out their frustrations on your property.

PS they let other people have pets, the only reasoning they have for our place is that its new and they dont want the new stuff to get damaged.

They will take the unit that is cleanest, and has ceiling fans, and that does NOT have stained carpets and damaged vinyl, IF the price is competitive.

If they are bonded, and leave you hanging, you will be compensated for your damages.

If a tenant wants rugs let them put in throw area carpets and take them with them when they leave.Wood floors and carpets are nightmares when a bad tenant gets in and often they have no money for damages so when they destroy the floors, you will be left holding the bill.Tile is the best choice, especially if you are looking at the long term and it has not been this cheap in many years!

Never lost any files due to theft or damage/failure but it made transferring all my files to my new laptop easy.

The fridge defroster leaked but there was no floor damage.

Or you could remove it completely.I don't know for sure if a new softener would be damaged by not refilling the salt, but I wouldn't take the chance.

Although everything is in good condition now, it is easy to imagine a scenario in which one part of the shared roof is damaged to the point of needing replacement.