Something neutral and hard wearing. 

For rentals, yes, for selling.....hmmm....no.They look ok, I'm not convinced they are as hard wearing as people say they are (I've seen a year old abused floor look awful), I dunno.

I use real, nailed-in-place, 3/4" hardwood in my 3 SFRs, that most people would probably consider B/B+.Hardwood floors can last, under reasonably hard wear, for decades.  

Look nice and should be hard wearing. .59 a tile.

It needs the single pane windows replaced, new outside paint job, updated sign, and each unit will be renovated (paint, flooring, hard wear, some toilets, tubs, sinks, cabinets, plumbing, HVAC, and wiring) in which I will be doing myself.

Horizontal or Vertical more hard wearing for renters?

IT looked amazing and costed $200 including new hard wear.

It would've eventually put me in the hole after a few years of hard wear and tear, and no appreciation to show. 

@Paolo RuggieriJust go with hard wearing vinyl.

I show, own , manage , build, and renovate  homes in nashville literally everyday and I see the inventory or short term rentals that come up - that we’re formerly STRs and because of them being RM20’s or no longer eligible — I see that on average - condition is more hard wearing- clients notice- and some don’t want those homes wasn’t making it a hard and fast tule- but a generalization on what I’ve seen. so asking for the communities sake- lighten up- you and I benefited from the past decade - we both own doors- so I hear your option about my thoughts and it’s cool if you disagree- just lighten up my friend and we’re here to build each other up, not tear down (unless it’s a 2 build)😜