Something you might consider is putting ice melt / salt into the actual gutter.

Your as cold as ice @Andrew Johnson!

I think any deal needs to have room for management and if not needed, then icing on the cake

How did everyone get over their nerves of breaking the ice into purchasing an investment property? 

That'd just be icing on the cake.  

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I want my real estate investments to be my main source for retirement and the 401k IRA and pension just to be the icing on the cake.

By design, this water is always designed to drain to the outside via some drain.Some amount of this collected water is often designed to be thrown up on the hot coil on the outer side as the fan blows air through it for cooling.So your problem is one of not operating properly because:1) The outside drain is clogged.2) the pan drainage from front to back is clogged.3) the pan is improperly slanted toward the front rather than to the rearThe moisture collecting on the filter will aggravate the function by causing the front coil to ice over.If you are not a DIY type, a HVAC type should be able to fix your problem.Cheers, Buddy

Nothing you can do until that ice cube melts. 

I buy new, no extended warrantee unless it's on an ice maker.