I want to start flipping houses where can I go to attain money to start I have no money right now and work at a job that pays under the table should I see if I can get a loan from a bank or should I ask an investor WHAT SHOULD I DO?

It's somewhat small but nearby, seller carry is on the table, and so far sounds like no deal killers.

I make this very clear when we are sitting on the table signing the lease, of course in a friendly tone (as friendly as you can possibly be when discussing eviction).

In the end it's more or less the same for the seller, but it works out better at the closing table for you.

The  next expected fed funds raise is at the July meeting and four raises this year certainly seems off the table to me.BTW the 10 year just fell below 2%.  

If you take one of these off of the table then you are short changing yourself.

I'm going to preface this post by saying I'm not an economist and only bring to the table what 10 yrs in real estate finance and investing, in a non analyst position, offers. 

To let that profit wither away in a plain old .05% bank account seems like leaving money on the table where it otherwise could be put to use.

All your cards are on the table. 

Hey ChrisI think the question you need to ask yourself in this situation (where your equity partner is bringing 25-40% to the table...the down payment basically), is "what value do I bring to the table?"