Plus a $600 a month principle payment!!

Young aspiring real estate investor in the city of : Houston with the funding and means to be successful, as well as the knowledge of real estate principles and investment with a heavy emphasis in flipping and wholesaling as well as many years of contract work. including: new neighborhood developments, custom homes, land improvements, clearing, detention and road development.

You may miss out on the origination fees, but you'll probably also miss out on lending on the wrong properties, or lending to the wrong people, and losing your principle.  

I'll share what sales principles I used and how they applied to getting credit partners."

Good idea to at least take Accounting 101 - - get the principles for at lease background. 

we would have "closing" at the end of the 48 months. during the 48 months, the payments made to me, would be mine, non refundable, and a portion of the payments would be placed in escrow to cover property taxes, insurance, principle and interest...

Not so fast......I'm sure your license has to be active, and if you are the principle/managing broker (whatever they call it there) you must have an actual brokerage business, recognized and licensed as such by the state RE commission.  

I have NEVER done any in my life, although I understand the absolute basic principles.

Since I am in a lease for ~10 months, I'm hoping to leverage my longer time frame to buy.On focusing where I want to invest:Since I'm new to Dallas I've been researching the Frisco area, but am now turning my sights on the Oak Cliff area because of the gentrification in the area / future equity valuations.  

Go to the county appraisal district sight and such the address.