What would you say to a person who buys an F150 instead of a Civic or vice versa?

@Tyler Vice "But recently I bought a property on a partnership"That requires clarification.Generally if you bought a property with a partner with no legal entity (e.g.

Most agents in the Tampa/St Pete area do not even have access to the MLS in Cape Coral, and vice versa.It may help to narrow your focus, and/or look for separate agents in the specific markets you are interested in.

Now, time is money so sometimes its best to ascertain if the other person is worth the time and if there is value to be shared vice versa. 

It protects your assets if she should ever get sued, and vice versa (this is also a good time to discuss wills, power of attorney, etc if you haven't already). 

Some people are better at being W-2 employees rather than entrepreneurs and vice versa.

Really, David, should add maintenance issues/wear and tear/inherent vice to the list of exclusions on all policies as insurance is not a warranty. 

Everyone has different cash flow concerns so what might work well for your neighbor might not work well for you or vice versa.   

The buyer does not know about the seller, or vice versa.

One rental there has an assistant vice principal and her kids as tenant and they are perfect.