Not that anyone would just pick any animal for the prestigious position (think Chiuaua or Persian cat), but it could happen.

In the NYC metro suburbs, I found a number of houses in a fairly prestigious suburb, that are old, small, and for the overall  community and larger area, relatively cheap.  

So, make sure they sparkle. 

But if it looks sparkling and new, and then you find out...won't be a deal breaker for most people.

So, we make sure all of our places sparkle like a shiny penny.So, I am sure that your place in Scottsdale will thrive.  

Unless you're planning on doing a gut redo of the unit anyhow (which I would guess is not the case), it's much to your benefit to have her leave the place in great condition and sparkling clean rather than leaving a huge mess and denting up the doors and walls as she is moving her furniture and stuff on the way out. 

Everyone needs second chances, by you helping out you were instrumental in bringing the sparkle back in the eyes this 64-year young investor.

No need to say Hermosa as Logan Square is definitely a more prestigious neighborhood with better rents.  

Upgraded to Pro, listed property FSBO, everything looking Sparkle, Sparkle...Thank you for having me Bigger Pockets and members!

And, similarly to the ARV weakness, you might struggle to sell it down the road unless you keep it sparkling and it looks good in pictures.