The attorneys in this group NAILED IT.

@Joe Splitrock I think you nailed it. 

You hit the nail on the head with the talk of working "in" vs "on" their businesses.

It's less than worthless if it is not running.Tell your agent you intend to sue her azz off if she allows viewers to turn their very small children loose unattended in your house.I had one little rug rat get away from his mother and prepare himself to scratch his name with a nail into a newly installed hardwood floor.Children should never be unsupervised.If you are worried, put a removable fence around the water feature.

Champak pretty much nailed it.

Everyone knows scratching a vehicle is taboo and sacrilegious, why can't everyone get on board with preserving hardwood flooring too???

But spread it around so it doesn't give you back problems :)Seriously, though, it sounds like you're looking for maximum value preservation and liquidity with minimum effort.

@Henry ClarkYou pretty much nailed it!

Most of that area is a historical district and history has shown us that historical preservation societies are quick to mess up your CapX budget.

Debt paydown in general is more of a capital preservation phase move.