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1. Protection Period: Used when the parties want to specify a period after termination during which the Agent remains entitled to commission for specific prospects

2. Multiple Listing Service: Include when the property will be listed on MLS platforms, specifying terms of such listings

3. Virtual Tours and Digital Marketing: Include when specific digital marketing strategies and virtual showings are part of the service

4. Property Management: Include when the Agent will also provide property management services during the listing period

5. International Marketing: Include when the property will be marketed to international buyers, specifying additional services and requirements

6. Dual Agency: Include when the Agent may potentially represent both seller and buyer

7. Force Majeure: Include to address unforeseen circumstances that may affect the performance of the agreement

1. Schedule 1: Property Details: Detailed description of the property, including lot size, building specifications, and amenities

2. Schedule 2: Marketing Plan: Comprehensive marketing strategy and timeline

3. Schedule 3: Commission Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission rates, including any sliding scales or special circumstances

4. Schedule 4: Property Documents: List of all property-related documents provided by the Seller

5. Appendix A: Property Photographs: Official photographs of the property approved for marketing use

6. Appendix B: Agent's License and Credentials: Copies of the Agent's professional licenses and certifications