Hi irw,
I think it's a got thing to get a compiler-error for that. The Method you could use for example in an Action-Delegate without brackets. Now you've some ambiguity, it's not totally clear to the reader if the property or the method is used.
But from point of the Intermediate Language you're right, as Properties are translated into setXXX and getXXX-Methods, and so the Overload should be fine.
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