I know I have had a peaceful relationship with my own home window screens --still  in tact and perfect condition--since my windows were installed in 2005.

@Arthur Banks I live at a peaceful area of Rogers Park for 6 years.

They have a fantastic $1,000,000 insurance policy that is a great peace of mind.

I had limited parking, and didn't want the noise or trouble extra people caused.. and my tenants appreciated the peace and quite.. 

It's inexpensive for peace of mind. 

It'll give potential buyers peace of mind that the remediation was done properly.That being said, if you're near the end of the rehab process, you're better off forgetting about it and moving on.

If your peace of mind is worth anything, save yourself the hassle and get a reliable RE agent.

He got a 30% return in 6 months.Left my rehab costs in the deal, but I'm enjoying the cash flow and peace of mind from having 2 renovated units.

I'd like to recommend this for a future enhancement. 

So, in this BRRR  hold scenario, you can at least have peace of mind that you have a quality long term rental to hold and since you just did a great modern rehab on it, you should be able to command the high end of the rental price spectrum.