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1. Non-Circumvention: Used when there's a risk of the Principal bypassing the Finder to deal directly with introduced parties

2. Tail Period: Include when fees should continue for opportunities identified during the term but closed after termination

3. Marketing and Promotion: Include when the Finder needs specific rights or restrictions regarding how they can market the Principal's interests

4. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution procedures, particularly useful for high-value agreements

5. Insurance Requirements: Include when the Principal requires the Finder to maintain specific insurance coverage

6. Compliance with Laws: Detailed section needed when working across multiple jurisdictions or with regulated industries

1. Schedule A - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fee calculations, including any sliding scales or bonus structures

2. Schedule B - Territory Definition: Geographic boundaries or specific markets where the finder is authorized to operate

3. Schedule C - Target Property Criteria: Specific requirements for construction opportunities (size, type, location, value range)

4. Schedule D - Reporting Requirements: Format and frequency of opportunity reports and updates

5. Appendix 1 - Introduction Protocol: Step-by-step process for making and documenting introductions

6. Appendix 2 - Approved Contact List: List of pre-approved contacts excluded from the finder's fee arrangement