I'm in the panhandle of Florida where the rental and sales markets are both very strong.

I have committed majority of my time to educating myself in the real estate investing business.

That was why I felt strong armed into using her husband as a contractor. 

But honestly I hardly think strong cash flow is the most important thing about the first deal.

@Ryan JohnsonWelcome to the vibrant BP community, where you will find like minded individuals committed to REI and also helping others succeed.Seeing that you didn't list a REI area of interest, I added three of the most popular niches below for your selection of one or all.

Until some of those things change, I believe a strong rental market will be the norm.

I plan on hitting the ground after the first of the year and I am committed to making this work no matter what.I am honest and hardworking, so if anyone wants to approach me with some get rich quick idea or ways to screw people out of their homes, move on.Anyone in the area, feel free to reach out to me anytime.

My point is that the buyers, in Santa Clara County,  for primary residences are still very financially strong. 

It just doesn't seem right because if an offer was made and accepted I feel that both parties are committed or am I just a newbie and these things are normal in which offers which are accepted can be rescinded if needed without issue.Thanks in advance for the advice!

It was one of the worst things that I have ever had to experience since I knew I wanted to go into Buisness I knew it could possibly show a lapse in my commitments which I have always taken very seriously despite what my bankruptcy will say about choices.