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hey everyone this is zach the broker of zach taylor real estate today i want to talk about what seems like a very very simple concept but can get very very complex and so today were talking about the binding agreement date or when is a contract actually bound how do we know hey two parties were now moving forward towards the closing date what actually means that its bound and so so many agents and even clients get confused about this so i want to clear this up and im of course going to start with the standard disclosure hey im not an attorney so definitely seek those out if you have any legal questions or anything else like that but this is going to be from my framework helping a lot of agents building the brokerage being several years in this industry here is what i have put together as what is the bound agreement date the binding agreement date and so it starts with this last line item on the purchase and sale agreement acknowledgement of receipt and this used to be called some