School debt will be a factor that you will consider every time you make a move...not having this sort of debt is a huge financial boost. 

I am not going to suggest kicking your daughters to the curb, however I will suggest that you charge them market rate rent.

Boosting existing property values , and thus household wealth, in lower middle class neighborhoods and giving the construction sector a chance to possibly rebound will really ignite a regional economic recovery.Another area I'd like to see some creative thought on is on getting long term vacant commercial repurposed or demo'd.

There are some neighborhoods that have seen a boost in appreciation and then there are those that might appreciate slower but the cash flow is more than worth it.

In addition, the boost in total income pushed us out of additional IRA limits for tax reduction. 

High grass, trash everywhere, toilets and mattresses left on the curb or even worse my property.

The trails each led to the same location on the curb.

Will seal coat and stripe the parking lot in September as well as some other landscaping improvements to help with curb appeal. 

Not familiar with the southern NC coast but I'd be surprised if it wasn't a major boost.

S**t happens, when it does you put it on the curb.