I don't mind paying fee, if I am getting a better return after fee.If you look at the sum of all the fee of a life insurance and divide them by the total length of the life insurance, you will see that the average yearly fee is lower than most of mutual fund.And I agree with @Jeff Nash that Dave Ramsey is of great help for people who don't know how to manage their money and are getting in debt.

Essentially, I put myself on a budget plan where I take the annual cost of utilities, divide by 12, and transfer that amount +10% every month into the utilities account.

Partner with this person on one or two deals where you provide the money and they do the work and then you divide the  profits.

The agreement would outline how profits, losses, and ownership interests should be divided, which will guide how you allocate the gains.  

Another vote for all the same firm - I have never actually seen a client divide up work based on CPAs in different states for different projects. 

Is the tax now divided by the 10 lots?

Lot is divided into three lots but can redo to two. 

You take the money you make (NOI) and divide it by something called the cap rate.

Still new here- I know I can find the cap rate by dividing the NOI by the market value but what's the most reliable way of finding the market value? 

Add up all days the property was occupied during the year and divide it by the number of reservations - and this is your average.