I think you will gain more in the end by having two distinct bids that are not lined up word for word thus rewarding your investment with two sets of eyes.

The distinction is that you must have constraints that you operate within.

A very important wrinkle for SFRs (single family residences) is that buyers are primarily NOT investors, but homebuyers (stark distinction with commercial and multifamily). 

I remember seeing this deal on the MLS (if memory serves me, it had a high days on market and a distinctive look!)

AirDNA will make no distinction in its comps for comparing your subject property on the ocean with another 4 BR home that is 3 streets in from the coastline. 

This is a thread you want a clear distinction. 

That said, I think (purely personal opinion) that it's a syndication/non-syndication distinction.

Not sure how it works in your market but bringing a buyers broker to the selling broker in my market for a commercial property would put you at a distinct disadvantage at getting it.  

There is also a vast distinction between "social benefits" for citizenry (which exist in both our countries), a "socialist nation" (which neither Canada or the U.S.A. are) and corporate welfare (which is alive and well in both our countries).I invite you to step outside the keyword stuffing echo-chamber in which all your existing participation on BP has been and participate in the larger community  - it would be an opportunity to learn about your neighbours.

It has 3 distinct sections that we have listed for 125,000 each.