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The effective date of a real estate contract in California is the date that both the buyer and seller have agreed to all terms of the contract and have executed it. All contract obligations are binding and enforceable on the effective date.

In order for the Contract to be Effective (and enforceable), it must be signed by Buyer and Seller AND delivered to all parties. The date that the last one of the Buyer and Seller signs the Contract (usually the Seller), and delivers the fully signed Contract to all the parties is the Effective Date.

Backdating is the practice of marking a document, whether a check, contract, or another legally binding document, with a date that is prior to what it should be. Backdating is usually disallowed and can even be illegal or fraudulent based on the situation.

You cannot post-date a contract the way you post-date a check. The contract will be enforceable from the date you sign it, and by making a false assertion when you sign it by incorrectly dating it, you may be creating a legal headache for...

In a TREC contract the effective date is determined by the final date of acceptance by all parties. This date, when all parties have come to agreement and signed the contract, is when the contract becomes binding between the parties.

What date do you start counting as day one? No additional information is provided.

The effective date is determined by the date the contract is agreed to by both parties in writing and communicated between the parties. Either the buyers agent or the sellers agent can fill the final acceptance date in on the contact. Think of a one day option period.