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1. Exclusivity Clause: Used when the broker is granted exclusive rights to market the property

2. Protection Period: Included when the broker wants to ensure commission payment for leads generated during the agreement period that close after termination

3. Multiple Broker Coordination: Required when multiple brokers may be involved in the transaction

4. Marketing Budget and Expenses: Included when specific marketing expenses are to be shared or reimbursed

5. Sub-Agent Authorization: Used when the broker may engage sub-agents or other brokers

6. International Marketing: Added when the property will be marketed to international buyers/tenants

7. Virtual Tours and Digital Marketing: Specific provisions for digital marketing requirements and responsibilities

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Detailed description of the property, including legal description, title information, and any encumbrances

2. Schedule B - Commission Rate Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission rates for different transaction types or values

3. Schedule C - Marketing Plan: Detailed marketing strategy and activities to be undertaken by the broker

4. Schedule D - Required Documentation: List of documents required from the owner for marketing and completing the transaction

5. Appendix 1 - Broker's License and Credentials: Copies of the broker's professional license and relevant certifications

6. Appendix 2 - Property Photos and Floor Plans: Visual documentation of the property

7. Appendix 3 - Standard Operating Procedures: Procedures for property viewings, offer submissions, and communication protocols