Probably their contract says they could do the same to you, just returning your earnest money as liquidated damages.Now if you were a cash buyer, that all might have different consequences.My 3rd thought is discuss this with your new employer. 

Our goal is to find and invest in cash-flowing properties.

Purchase price: $770,000 Cash invested: $300,000 First house hacked for 2 years then moved out and converted to mid-term rental.

Cash flowing $1250/mth Lessons learned?

Purchase price: $50,000 Cash invested: $30,000 First BRRR property.

My profile is a 700-credit score, $200k W-2 salary and $5,500 in monthly rental income and limited cash. 

Although i have positive equity and the value of the house went up I’m breaking even with no cash flow.

Considering that “track record” is an issue, our first deal will probably be stabilized with day one cash flow.

This is the typical investment strategy for wraps - buy on a wrap (non-qualified assumption) and sell on a wrap and cash flow.It is all a matter of disclosure and the end buyer's acceptance of the risk. 

Saying that, we are only interested in buy-and-hold investments that offer positive cash flow upon purchase and some minor non-structural reno's.