., rational.   

At a minimum, I'd suggest you contact a local bank and see if your partner's rational (preferential borrowing) even seems feasible.Good luck!

There's no pro-ration, 100% exclusion is available in your example 

I am guilty of this as well but if there is enough "news" that rates are going to keep climbing and prices are going to continue to climb people get FOMO and will not always act rationally and overpay. 

I'm also sure that both of your partners rationalize their 50% as justified because the deal wouldn't happen without them...and they'd both be right, which leaves you with 0% (if my math is correct). 

In light of the Court’s conclusion that the circuit court correctly determined that the restrictions at issue were unenforceable, there is no need to address the other bases of the circuit court’s judgment.I wonder what the trial court's rational was.

I just purchased the home last week and the insurance provider came back and said we would need a full roof replacement since the roof is unacceptable.What options do I have since the inspector gave me no reason to worry in the 4pt inspection prior to closing.Hi Sean,Here are some of my thoughts on this.Did the insurance inspector provide the rational for the fail to the carrier...Pics, written verbage (do you have access to this)(???)

At the moment they are behaving rationally and opting to stay month-to-month -- I do not want to raise rents, they have been great, I just also do not want to be left holding the bag in the fall and summer since it is historically harder to rent the unit out then.Thank you!

Everything you said after that, is you rationalizing with yourself it was OK that you did.Rationalization is the most expensive word in the dictionary, and should never be used by a REI. 

If you went to the grocery store to buy a carton of milk, but all the cartons at this store were leaking, would you buy 1 of those leaking cartons rationalizing that you could salvage some of the milk by drinking it really fast, and then transferring the milk (or what's left of the milk) from the still leaking carton to the empty carton of milk you are replacing at home?