Stress how communication is a fundamental principle of your business and that's a big selling point right there.  

I recently finished practices & principles and real estate finance.

Same principles apply to a house.   

So far I've managed to keep my principle, and it is fun.Over the past year or so I've switched to only buying notes through their partnership with Folio Investing.  

For a lender, the interest income is taxable, principle repayment has no tax consequences.

That means you have to include principle and interest in your payments.

Then after the sell I put the principle and profit back into the Solo account I should be fine.

Do you have any idea of the principle balance, accrued interest, property taxes and force placed insurance fronted by the lender?  

All of my loans are principle and interest due in one lump sum at end of term so I never have monthly payments, unlike hard money loans.- Do you get any kind of insurance on the place and if so, is that included in these figures?

Plus I would think all of the "goody" is gone from this note and you would probably have more principle than interest left.