Tile will crack and chip, especially in the kitchen where people may drop a skillet or heavy item.  

My wife and I recently found a single family home with full kitchens upstairs and down, and are in the process of remodeling to separate the entrances for up and down.

I only provide kitchen appliances.

I replace the kitchen, updated the plumbing, and electrical, new HVac and tankless water heater.

But we do have a great agent that puts in our offers & follows up.Current example..Not a rental but it's a property we have been watching for a year that cost at least $500k to build (it has a spacious out-law apartment plus a complete commercial kitchen in a separate building for their previous catering business).

A kitchen is the true center of a home, where life is lived and enjoyed. 

Upgraded HVAC, replaced some old leaking pipes in kitchen/ baths, minor electrical upgrades, light interior wall/ ceiling patching and additional Cypress and Japanese Maple trees to yard.

There are a few ways we will be maximizing the potential of this property (i.e. impact windows and kitchen upgrades).

Normally we have brand new kitchens with quarts countertops and brand new bathrooms with shower tile design. 

I removed the wall that divided the kitchen and the living room to create an open concept kitchen.