Offering a decent return and equity stake for bringing the dough to get your next deal done is far better than watching your competition or a Yogurt shop go up across the street because you were too scared/greedy (in a polite way) to concede a bit of your profit to get the deal across the finish line.I also have access to a few dozen Equity investors that may be interested in your deal if you have exhausted all other avenues in your own circle of influence.Keep us all posted of your progress.

He garnered the majority of the financial reward from my work, but I made money and got great experience.Don't get greedy. 

The only time that is a bad time to flip is when you purchase too high to be able to sell at a profit.IF you know how to find the deals, then you can fix and flip, or even sell to a fixer/flipper who can also make a profit when they sell.Everyone can make money IF no one is too greedy.

If you ask me I think FM is getting greedy.

Don't get too impatient or greedy.

Currently, I am a stocks and options trader and am very interested in real estate investing (other than REITS) such as flipping, wholesaling, rehabbing, and buy and holds.  

Were we greedy?  

I think most new investors like me get greedy and try to kill the fatted calf with their first flip, and miss out on a decent profit.Jim from Toledo.

Being the “greedy bastard” I am… the idea of sharing 50/50 split of profits is driving me a little nuts.

@Paul ChoateRough article for putting light on flippers.Obviously the point of the article is to crap on Elizabeth Warren as a greedy house flipper but it paints a rather poor picture of flippers in general.