No, no need to apologize.

What about the impending melt-down in the Alt-A market some are predicting?

I'm very honored and appreciative that he took the chance in me, especially because neither of us ever flipped a property before.One of my contractors left my 1st flip's patio door open over the winter and the condo's pipe burst, flooded out the 2 units below, I was terrified of how much damage it caused, I brought the neighbor below flowers on three occasions as a way of apologizing, then asked if I could buy her unit, I acquired it, so I was working on two flips at the same time - which was a managing/learning experience, now I know I can do this constantly.Thus, 2015 is the beginning of my investing experience, at 31 years old, I'm here to learn more from you (members @ bigger pockets), to read and educate myself, to be like you, and to one day, give back and advise others.I recently paid off my student debt, I have been miserable trying to accelerate that worthless debt's payoff, I have so many friends with 50-150k in student debt, it's NOT an asset, it doesn't create security.

Many thanks for your help and I apologize if these questions have been answered in other posts.John

@Ibrahim Hughes I apologize, I'm still learning about this forum.

I didn't receive the notifications immediately, so I apologize for the delay in response. 

First off - I apologize for the duplicate post.

Thank you all in advance and I apologize for writing this book :)Brian Kessler 

My guess is you should 'fess up to the Seller, apologizing profusely all the while, cancel the contract, and consider yourself LUCKY that you found out your mistake in time!

I may sound elementary here and I apologize for that but that's how I see it.