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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. Sub-Agents: Include when the agent may need to engage other licensed professionals

3. International Marketing: Required for properties targeting international buyers/tenants, including additional marketing obligations

4. Property Management: Include when the agent will provide additional property management services

5. Digital Marketing Rights: Specific provisions for online marketing and social media promotion

6. Confidentiality: Detailed confidentiality obligations when dealing with high-value or sensitive properties

7. Force Majeure: Include specific provisions for unforeseen circumstances affecting performance

1. Property Details Schedule: Detailed description of the property, including location, specifications, and condition

2. Commission Schedule: Detailed breakdown of commission structures for different transaction types

3. Marketing Plan: Detailed marketing strategy and activities to be undertaken

4. Required Documentation: List of necessary documents for property listing and sale/lease

5. Agent's License and Credentials: Copies of relevant licenses and professional certifications

6. Listing Price Analysis: Market analysis and pricing strategy documentation

7. Service Level Agreement: Detailed performance metrics and service standards