Here is a link to a PA agency that refutes the requirement you state: PA Employment Opportunities

If I am selling an investment property located in PA and looking to buy another but in a different estate - can I use a PA buyers agent to represent me?

I would not enter into a PA without having a very good idea of what should be in that agreement. 

Tomorrow will be best to get track me down.You will simply file your Form 1040 and include Schedule E with the income/loss on the property and then both a CA and a PA return.

See § 1.7 (B)of this Part. http://www.tax.ri.gov/regulations/other/nrw91-01.phphttp://www.tax.ri.gov/forms/1997/pers/7131.pdfhttps://risos-apa-production-public.s3.amazonaws.com/DOR/REG_9219_20180806200412.pdfhttp://www.tax.ri.gov/Tax%20Website/TAX/Letters%20of%20Good%20Standing/index.php

If we did I would certainly screen prospective buyers prior to giving them time on a PA.I think it is bad business to enter into a PA in areas known for having PITA requirements without getting this list of demands from the lender prior to contracting.

Check out the ad http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/apa/4161719360.htmlI alerted the local news channel to see if they wanted to investigate and bust them.

Hey BP:I recently signed a PA to purchase a package of properties from a bank, where they would be financing the deal.

Most likely you haven't found purchase agreements on BP because every state is different in terms of what goes into a PA.  

You could always write a PA and then have an inspection.