<prompt> Human: Hey everybody,My mother passed away a few years ago and my brother, father and I split her life insurance which amounted to approx 100K each. I decided to split it up into an ETF and some equities. Current split is 87K in the ETF and 27K in diversified equities. Current investment is worth 114K approx.My situation is: Im a 29 year old, recently married October man that is considering buying a house within the next 1-1 12 years. My wifes and my current income together totals approx 35K but I am on the verge of securing a salaried position boosting us to 50K. The dilemma: Ive been working part-time 1099 for my friends house flipping company for the past 6 months for some supplemental income and to help their growing company. I drive materials to various job sites and tie up little loose ends for them for 15hr. Theyve been around for 2 12 years and quite successful. They currently have 22 houses that are in the process of being flipped and there is talk of growth. I dont know the specifics yet of the business, but with the short time Ive been working there and my degree in business management, they seem to be an efficient and successful business and Im confident they will grow. So Ive set up a meeting to discuss with them a possible utilization of my inheritance to invest in a single flip. Weve only spoken briefly and it it has been suggested that I would need to invest 60-90K as they prefer to have only 1 investor on each property. Average flip time is 2 12 months and suggested approx ROI is 50, or 35K on 70K down.My meeting with them is next week and I was wondering what questions I should ask and what sort of things I can expect out of a deal like this? Also, is this kind of investment too risky? Or should I stay humble and keep my money where it is?? Thanks Reddit!EDIT: Thanks awesome community! It sounds like a resounding and unanimous WTF NO get out while youre still alive. Like I stated before I dont know the specifics of the possible investment, only suggestions, so my numbers could be off, but we have a meeting set up for next week to discuss what exactly the investment will love like.. At this point regardless of what they sayoffer, Im 99.9 positive Im going to decline. Bottom line is, I realize I cant live with that substantial of a percentage of my familys inheritance in a single house flip. Thanks everyone for the advice.  <response>: Dont do it. You are putting an enormous amount of your assets on the line for what is essentially a double or nothing coin flip. You dont want to be stuck holding a house when the music stops. 