| IllinoisThis page | Funding mandated | Not required | Yes | No statutory rescission period |
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| Alabama | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | Voidable until the resale certificate is delivered and for 5 days after (condos, § 35-8A-409); 7 days on developer sales |
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| Alaska | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | Voidable until the resale certificate is delivered and for 5 days after (AS 34.08.590) |
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| Arizona | Voluntary | Not required | No | No statutory rescission — cancellation rights come from the purchase contract |
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| Arkansas | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — no statutory rescission |
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| California | Study only | Required | No | Buyer cancellation remedy if § 4525 documents aren't delivered within 10 days (§ 4530) |
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| Colorado | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | No statutory rescission |
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| Connecticut | Funding mandated | Not required | Yes | 5 business days after the resale certificate (7 if mailed); cancel for any reason (§ 47-270) |
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| Delaware | Funding mandated | Required | Yes | 5 days after the resale certificate, if not delivered before signing (§ 81-409) |
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| District of Columbia | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | 3 business days after the condo documents/certificate (15 days for new-construction/declarant sales) |
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| Florida | Funding mandated | Required | No | 7-day rescission on the resale disclosure (HB 913, 2025) |
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| Georgia | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | 7-day rescission on developer/initial condo sales only (§ 44-3-111); none for resale between owners |
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| Hawaii | Funding mandated | Not required | Yes | Limited — a 5-day right tied to a developer public report; resale relies on the purchase contract |
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| Idaho | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — no statutory rescission |
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| Indiana | Voluntary | Not required | No | No general cooling-off period. Two-business-day rescission only when a late/amended sales-disclosure form reveals a defect (IC 32-21-5-11). |
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| Iowa | Voluntary | Not required | No | None tied to association documents — only the Ch. 558A property-condition disclosure (3 days personal / 5 mailed) |
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| Kansas | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — no statutory rescission |
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| Kentucky | Voluntary | Not required | No | Condos: voidable until the resale certificate is provided and for 5 days thereafter, or until conveyance (KRS 381.9203). HOAs: none. |
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| Louisiana | Voluntary | Not required | No | 15-day cancellation right tied to the condo developer's Public Offering Statement (R.S. 9:1124) — INITIAL DEVELOPER SALES ONLY. No statutory resale cancellation right between owners; no post-sale right of redemption. |
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| Maine | Voluntary | Not required | No | Voidable until the resale certificate is delivered and for 5 days after (§ 1604-108) |
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| Maryland | Funding mandated | Not required | Yes | Condos: 7 days after the resale package (§ 11-135). HOAs: 5 days if info wasn't delivered 5+ days pre-signing, plus a 3-day right if mandatory fees rise over 10% (§ 11B-106) |
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| Massachusetts | Funding mandated | Not required | Yes | None |
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| Michigan | Funding mandated | Not required | No | None — Michigan has no statutory resale rescission (new construction gets a 9-day right) |
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| Minnesota | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | 10 days after the § 515B.4-107 resale disclosure certificate (unless delivered 10+ days before signing) |
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| Mississippi | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — no statutory resale certificate, estoppel regime, or buyer rescission period |
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| Missouri | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | Voidable until the resale certificate is delivered and for 5 days after (§ 448.4-109) |
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| Montana | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — no statutory rescission or cooling-off period |
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| Nebraska | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — resale buyers get documents but no statutory rescission right (§ 76-884) |
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| Nevada | Funding mandated | Not required | Yes | 5-day rescission after delivery of the resale package (NRS 116.4109) |
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| New Hampshire | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | No resale rescission. The only statutory cancellation right is 5 days on developer sales after delivery of the public offering statement (RSA 356-B:52). |
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| New Jersey | Funding mandated | Required | Yes | Developer/initial sales carry a PREDFDA rescission window; resale between owners has none (a 3-day attorney-review clause applies) |
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| New Mexico | Voluntary | Not required | No | 7 days after the condo resale certificate (§ 47-7D-9) or the HOA disclosure certificate (§ 47-16-11) |
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| New York | Funding mandated | Required | Yes | None — buyer protection comes from purchase-contract contingencies |
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| North Carolina | Voluntary | Not required | No | 7 days on new condo purchases (after the public offering statement); none for resale between owners |
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| North Dakota | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — no statutory rescission or cooling-off right |
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| Ohio | Funding mandated | Not required | No | 3 business days after the state Residential Property Disclosure Form, or 30 days after signing (§ 5302.30) |
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| Oklahoma | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — no statutory resale certificate, status letter, or rescission window |
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| Oregon | Funding mandated | Not required | Yes | 5 business days after the Seller's Property Disclosure Statement (ORS 105.464); developer sales may carry a longer right |
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| Pennsylvania | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | 5 days after receiving the resale certificate (§ 3407) |
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| Rhode Island | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | Voidable until the resale certificate is delivered and for 5 days after (§ 34-36.1-4.09) |
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| South Carolina | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — South Carolina has no broad condo resale rescission or mandatory disclosure packet |
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| South Dakota | Voluntary | Not required | No | Resale: none. Developer/original sales only: a contract is not binding until the buyer receives the Real Estate Commission public report, voidable until ~10 days after receipt (S.D.C.L. 43-15A-10). |
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| Tennessee | Study only | Not required | Yes | Narrow — generally none, except a 10-business-day right when a declarant-controlled association is late delivering § 66-27-503 information |
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| Texas | Voluntary | Not required | No | 6 days after receiving the resale certificate, if it wasn't delivered before signing (§ 82.156) |
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| Utah | Funding mandated | Not required | No | No HOA-specific statutory rescission — buyer protection runs through the purchase-contract due-diligence period |
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| Vermont | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | 5 days after the resale certificate (15 days for new construction) (§ 4-109) |
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| Virginia | Study only | Not required | No | 3 days from receiving the resale certificate (often extended to 7 by the standard contract); cancel anytime before closing if it's never delivered (§ 55.1-2312) |
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| Washington | Study only | Not required | Yes | 5 business days after receiving the resale certificate (condos, RCW 64.34.425) |
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| West Virginia | Voluntary | Not required | Yes | 5 days after the resale certificate (15 days for new construction) (§ 36B-4-109) |
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| Wisconsin | Voluntary | Not required | No | 5 business days after receiving § 703.33 disclosure materials (or any material modification) — condo buyers only. No automatic statutory rescission for HOA buyers (negotiate contractually). |
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| Wyoming | Voluntary | Not required | No | None — no statutory rescission |
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