So let's say that you've got a house for sale and you accept a buyer's offer contingent upon the sale of a property they own.Then you get a cash offer from another party wherein their Realtor tells you that in your state, if you, the seller, gets a cash offer, then Buyer 1 has 72 hours to come up with their money or lose their contingent offer.Not getting anywhere looking this up, so BP is the go-to info machine.Something sounds off about this.....?

Not only is it an impracticle request, it is obsurd for your opinion to be challanged at all by those here, since all you are stating is your opinion AS AN APPRAISER.

There are lots of good places to invest out of state.

Have you invested in other states at all?

How long have you lived in your current residence, and is it within this (City, Region, State)?

In NC and most states, the offer to purchase will have you state if you are dependent on financing.

Additionally in many states its a crime to misrepresent the status of a service animal.

What are you looking for exactly out of state? 

I'm conducting research for an MBA project and am trying to do a bottom-up analysis of the residential real estate, property management market and what percentage of that market is comprised of properties with out-of-state land lords.The very specific question I am looking to answer is how many landlords own rental properties out of state, and how much do those landlords pay to management companies annually?

Hey @Gamal Noble, in which state is this property located?