If you are finding everything and getting nothing in return, you may as well go straight to the lister.

Hi John, I've heard several people mention getting the 1-page option memo signed first, but what you said is clear and straight forward.

Price doesn't have to be any different if it was a straight sale.

I will keep digging on that stuff.For the taxation piece you can apparently defer the first $16.5k of income and 25% of gross income up to either $49k or $51k...couldn't get a straight answer on that.

They sell this off-white color straight of the shelves at Home Depot.

I am going to be the only straight forward one here and tell you that you are in no way shape or form ready to start doing any type of investing.

It is nice to know that you have an option, that piece of paper, to unlock the doors of a future employer just in case you find being self employed is not, as you put it, your cup of tea.In the meantime if engineering is not for you, just switch it up and get a straight Business Degree or something.

My sales agreement (straight from the Lonnie Scruggs seminar book), does not mention anything regarding "non-refundable."

That could easily be much, much more.You could do it as straight owner financing with a five year balloon.

Having this list will help me keep it straight across the board.