He or she could have very different long-term investment goals as well.  

(just expressing what I would do, not what I think you should do - it's your business) My goal would be get out of the situation as quickly and painlessly as possible and I would not sweat the financial impact very much. 

Obviously the partner in the market of the property will have more boots on the ground influence but that doesn't necessarily mean a large cut of that property if building a portfolio is the goal.

Looking to invest in real estate starting with single family with the goal of eventually have long multi family.

My goal as a newly licensed agent is to work primarily with investors rather than first-time homebuyers.

If you think we may be a fit, contact me through BP or through our website.

My goal is to be of help by giving what i know and in return learning while building a team with those interested in working together.

While many, many units in multis get me to the end goal, the exploration and research I've done around Commercial properties has me considering adjusting my portfolio goals.The goal is to get the car wash cash flow up and accelerate me leaving the "day job" to focus on my REI interests.

(the attorney stated in his letter that I should reply directly to the tenant and not go through the attorney) My goal is to avoid a lawsuit, but I don't want to just roll over and pay all of these fees myself.Any thoughts on this would be much appreciated.Thanks!

My primary goal is to reduce my housing expenses by house-hacking.