I plan to instal ceramic tile in the bathroom, kitchen, and laundry area, LVP everywhere else, new cabinets in the kitchen, appliances, and modern LED lighting.What kind of countertops (both in the kitchen and bathroom) would you recommend for the best longevity/price/value ratio?

I put in ceramic tile all throughout.  

I have 2 large ceramic sealed jars full of various pods.

We had a 4-bedroom townhouse with two propane, ceramic log fireplaces. 

Quick update while underwriting in KY/TN: I’ve locked in a clean fourplex in North Las Vegas—2003 build, fully leased, ceramic tile throughout, central HVAC, in-unit W/D, and no HOA.

New doors, drawer fronts, and hardware.Option 2: Pre-fabricated shaker-style cabinets.Countertops ($1,750):Laminate countertops.Backsplash ($600):Basic ceramic tile.Flooring ($1,250):Luxury Vinyl Plank (LVP).

@Houston Pitts We remove any/all carpet and replace with either durable vinyl, engineered hardwood or ceramic tile.

Also consider people have found that electric baseboards aren't the warmest feeling units and I have heard of people replacing some with the ceramic blowing wall heaters to improve the heat situation or an electric fireplace blowing heat because while 100% of electric is converted to heat electric baseboard just doesn't fell warm to most people. 

With ceramic tile, you can cover it with self-leveling concrete and add your new flooring.

The interior features a modern kitchen, ceramic tile flooring and laminate wood floors.