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1. Non-Circumvention: Used when there's a risk of the principal directly approaching prospects to avoid paying the finder's fee

2. Exclusivity Period: Include when the finder requests exclusive rights for specific prospects for a limited time

3. Force Majeure: Include in regions with political instability or where external factors might affect performance

4. Insurance Requirements: Include when the finder needs to maintain specific insurance coverage

5. Compliance with Anti-Money Laundering Laws: Include for high-value properties or when dealing with international clients

6. Dispute Resolution: Include detailed arbitration or mediation procedures when parties prefer alternative dispute resolution

7. Multiple Property Provisions: Include when the agreement covers multiple properties or ongoing relationship

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Detailed description of the property, including address, size, features, and any specific requirements

2. Schedule B - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of fee calculations, including any sliding scales or special conditions

3. Schedule C - Qualified Prospect Requirements: Criteria for determining eligible prospects and proof of introduction requirements

4. Appendix 1 - Required Documentation: List of documents required for proof of introduction and fee claims

5. Appendix 2 - Communication Protocols: Procedures for introducing prospects and reporting activities

6. Appendix 3 - Property Marketing Materials: Approved property information that can be shared with prospects