Don't assume it's an easy sail if both loans are with the same servicer.

I  plan on sailing around with my girlfriend for 3-8 months once I get out.

@Ken Vesely, sorry it took me so long to get back to you, holidays really filled my sails this year and largely kept me off BP for a while.  

I find this thread entertaining... all the folks defending the note guru's  when you have a thread on BP about the flipping gurus  everyone jumps on and says how bad they are LOL..paid training is paid training no matter what it is.. anyone paying Scott and Eddie 20 to 40k will be just like the legions of armonado students.. some will do well others do nothing. and the guru sails off into the sunset making huge bucks....  

I went to School in Louisiana to get my Captains Licenses and worked out of all those ports in Texas running Crew boats and some Supply boats, until I joined the Union and sailed on oil tankers.

I had to deal with a couple of minor plumbing issues (not their fault and they called me immediately).So far very smooth sailing. 

We bought a 1968 4-plex this year in a very good neighborhood in need of some repair and the whole process has been smooth sailing.

For the record it looks to be a late 80's model Catalina 22 sail boat.

I wanted to contact the son to see if we could structure a deal (if the numbers work) to buy the house, but I am not sure if that ship has sailed.

Even in my local market appreciation is a ship that has sailed imo.