Work through your learning and problem solving TOGETHER, in a methodical manner:what's the problem to be solved (and each should not be compounded with extra conditions).list all possible solutions you can find (without discarding any due to bias, personal business ideas or obvious negative effects).then find and list all pro+con issues related to that solution you can.SAVE your work in a binder for quick access later and to visibly demonstrate just how far you both have come.There's no rocket science in REI, but limited exposure to business concepts, contracts, accounting, marketing can ALL be overcome and your partnership will grow as a result.

I was majoring in mortuary sciences in college before i dropped out and joined the Navy.

Ello,Another option is to hire a CPA for this year and see / ask questions about what they are doing and various considerations.Not to take business away from Lance but unless there are unusual circumstances, it is not rocket science.

I am a science and numbers type of guy, not the poetic word spinning type of person.

It's an art and a science

These last few years I've been working on my Bachelors of Science in Biological Sciences with a Concentration in Neurobiology, preparing to enter medical school, and learning how to generate generational wealth and income diversification through real estate investing.

Where you are in Boston, you might want to check out the writings and seminars of Joe Lstiburek and the team at Building Science Corporation; they specialize in bringing efficiency to old housing stock in the north east.

There is science then there is junk science.

As you can probably tell, it's about as much art as science.

For the past eleven years, I've been a high school science teacher, but because of the ever increasing demands in that career, I decided to switch.