In fact two week ago I tried reasoning with a brainwashed Pace Morby follower in these forums who stated he would  happily complete a seller finance deal for more than FMV value, effectively putting him under water if he could acquire the property without using any of his money and the property cash flowed.

I love ours but in San Diego the hard water took out our first unit.

I know one option is to wade into the waters of private funding.

The water is getting in from somewhere, and if left unaddressed, it could lead to bigger issues down the road.

The HUD inspection the next day finds a water stain on the ceiling and fails the property.  

The thing I would be worried about is that these two properties will consume your entire life, you will have to overspend on both, you will overdo it on both because of the attachment and will end up with properties that are worth way more to you (emotionally) than to the open market.Your area has starkly rising insurance costs because of fires and the property in Carlsbad being near the water now has strong flood risk so your insurance and holding costs are going to keep going up and up which may hold down the overall value.

Could be the water, don't know. 

The problem, however, is that the further that the coach gets from the student, the more the program gets diluted or watered down.  

He wanted to know if it was due to a leak in the wall with the a water pipe, which it was not.

Doesn't hurt to bring them a cold water bottle.