No offense but this sounds a bit like a real estate school question so it has me wondering if there is something beyond the question taking place.

Our Due Diligence Period covers all of that here in NC. In SC, common would be appriasl, inspections, financing and the occasional real property to-sell (for the buyer). 

You've got Q&A on "autodial"?

We have no contingencies in NC contracts to speak of... we have a due diligence period during which time buyer has time to do everything they would normally put in as a contingency... get appraised, get financed, inspections, etc. No financing contingency, no inspection contingency, no appraisal contingency.

financing, inspection, sale of another property and of course appraisal.  

the normal ones

The 2 most common are financing and sale of other property

Anyone that knows what I do would know it's "Short Sale Subject to Third Party Approval. Property to be sold "As Is""

None other than our standard which is attorney approval & mortgage.

Financing, inspections, appraisals,

they're standard inspections, mortgage contingency, title 5 septic inspection done by the seller and passed. lead paint if the home is older than 1978.... well inspection if it's not town water (quality and quantity)....

Here in the most densely populated county in Florida, the most common are inspection and appraisal. Nest comes reveiw of the HOA Rules, Reg and financials.

One rare contingency attempted was, "Bill needs to approve purchase when he returns from FR in 60 days." Yeah, like I'm going to let that happen.

Mott,

The most common contingencies here in Arizona are:

home inspection contingency (usually includes pest inspection, too)

appraisal contingency

financing contingency

sale of the buyer's home contingency

There may be some others that are more specific, and rare.

There are many and here are a few.

Mortgage and inspection are two most common.

Financing.

The three most common: home inspection, wood destroying insect inspection, and appraisal.

Financing/Loan Approval

Appraisal

Inspections

Condition of the property property

Review of documents provided by the seller and other pertinent documents

Insurability

Probably missing a couple.

Inspections, financing, appraisal

No contigiencies. As is is the only way to get sellers consider an offer.

These days some sellers may consider a loan contigiency.

Mott,

You have great answers...A

Due diligence, appraisal & finance, Subject to Sale...

No idea, dear Mott.

Financing and inspections!

There are a number of standard ones included in the CA contract - property inspection and condition, loan approval, appraisal, HOA (if applicable) and others.

Financing, Inspections, Appraisal, Sale of another home, and title to Mobiles or affixation.

Seller needs a replacement property.

Yes, Mott, why you ask those questions? 

What is common contingencies? 

Who can know better if not you having license almost 40 years?

All of the contingencies listed in the California Purchase Agreement.