More information is needed.  Much more.

Do you mean closing or ratification? Purely technically, a contract is not fully executed until the property closes. Ratification is a whole other story. My sales typically close in about 30 days on average unless it's new construction from ground up. My contracts are typically ratified the same day that agreement is reached by all parties on the terms.

At the end of the day, it all depends on the terms negotiated as part of the contract as how quickly it closes... and that varies from contract to contract.

In my experience there is no typical time line, for cash it is a short escrow, for loan it depends on the type of property and the clients financial situation, and for land it depends on the location and the time necessary for due diligence...with that said what state are you in? are you new? maybe it is time to have a trainer or a mentor? just wondering, Endre

Can you be more specific? Too many variables to give you an answer without the specifics.

Execution as in signatures —— 24 to 72 hours depending on circumstances 

I think this answer is what you are asking. In MA Once on offer is accepted the time to a Purchase & Sale Agreement is typically 10 or 11 days unless there are inspection issues that need to be addressed.

Too many items for such a simple questions.

Need to be more specific, not enough information to provide a concise answer.

There's not a typical timeline in my experience. It could be executed in minutes. It could take months. I've seen and had both.

We've had conversations about this in the past; what we call 'execution' around these parts = 'contract signed by all parties'.

Many will call execution the closing of the transaction, the fulfillment of all contractual items.

That is also not a typical timeline. Can take days, can take years. I've seen & had both.

In execution you mean buyer signing, to presenting to seller to the seller signing. It could be as little as an hour as I dont like to hold offers. Present while the buyer is hot. I encourage quick responses from my sellers and have this talk when I list it so there is no delays when i get an ofer. 

There are too many factors to identify a "typical" timeline.   

Many out comes. New construction  could be 6 months to a year, w/ financing 30 to 60 days, cash 7 to 14 days...

Depends on the terms of the contract. I have had some close in a matter of weeks and some took as long as 4 months. Whatever makes both sides happy.

Cash 2 weeks, loan 4 weeks, with no issues

When both parties have signed, the contract will be executed by the agent representing the last party.  If that is what you are asking.

Here (Minot ND) the turn around time was usually under an hour.

Typical days to closing +/- 30 days. A timeline is to complex for this venue.

Cash - 4 days

MM - 5 days

FHA - 35 days

VA 45 days

USDA - 60 days

YMMV

Depends.

Are you referring to "executing" the contract or bringing the executed contract from pending to close?

Varies depending on multiple steps along the way.

Like others have mentioned, too many variables with this question, as-is. 

To accept, it depends on the property and the market; 8-24 hours.

Closing depends on cash of financing. If financing, that depends on the lender, but typically 30-45 days. After my last closing, I believe I am going to enter a date to close by, or just give the bank 30 days.

Melanie,

It is difficlut to answer you based on the info.

What do you mean by executed?  Signed by one party, both, transaction completed?

Question is vague ... who formulated that question?  Maybe rethink it and ask it again. Define execution. Fully executed?  Signatures to ratify?

24 hours on sigs, 45 days on close.

What is your definition of execution? Some agents use that term to mean a signed, ratified contract. Here that is 24-72 hours. But executing a contract, meaning meeting all of it's terms and closing, is generally 30 days here, of course with exceptions. -K

If we're working on an Offer, not a Realtor Contract, then it's 10-14 days to Contract; to allow time for Inspections

Define execution?  I can get a clean offer signed by the sellers in 15 minutes of receipt.  If negotiations are needed, it can take days or weeks.

If you're asking about the length of time between signed contract and keys changing hands, that's usually 30-35 days with sometimes 2-3 days of possession by the seller after COE.

From contract to close 40 to 50 days is average here Melanie.

"Contract" could be on the spot, but with many contingencies.

Nothing is typical...

My buyer clients do not waive inspections, appraisals or surveys...someone good takes time to get on their schedule.

I also do not chomp at the bit to close and get that hot check cashed. If there is a problem, I will re-negotiate it and delay the closing if needed. 

My job is to make sure there are no problems that I overlooked...which is why buyers hire me.

Eve

Lots of good answers here so I will not repeat what has already been said.

Closings are from 2 weeks to 60 days depending on what type of loan or if it is cash.  

Presenting the offer has a timeline on the contract to answer back.

In our area 21 days for COE is often the longest for a loan. Shorter for cash. 

Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041  gave a great comment. Those are about the same time frames for  my area as well. 45ish days for Rehab loans (FHA 203K or Fannie Mae Homestyle) is my only addition. Of course there's alway exceptions but these would be "typical" time frames.

Largely dependent on the type of financing and how fast the title, appraisal, and inspection people can get their parts done.

Just remember this basic premise, time is of the essence.

Cash 7 - 10 day

3rd party finance 3-  45 day.

Ratification is different than closing.  And cash sales have a different timeline to close than do those which involve loans.

Talk with your broker and the successful agents in your office.

in our area, it's after all of the inspections have been done.... so 10 days would do it here....and that leaves enough time for the attorneys to provide an agreed upon p/s to be signed....

All cash 5-10 days

Loans 21-45 days

You got great answers!

30-45 days

If you mean till it could close, 30 to 45 days.

We get signatures for the executed contract within 24 hours, and usually takes 3-4 weeks to close.

It depends on a number of factors around here. If it's a straight conventional loan with no hiccups, it could be 30-45 days. Government locals can go longer, but most will close in 45-60 days. Cash can be really fast. I've had them close in 7-10 days.