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1. Holdover Period: Used when including a period after the listing expiration during which commission may still be payable for specific buyers

2. Property Management: Include when the property is tenant-occupied or requires specific management during the listing period

3. International Marketing: Added when the property will be marketed internationally, specifying additional marketing channels and requirements

4. Virtual Showing Provisions: Include specific terms for virtual tours and online showings, particularly relevant in certain circumstances

5. Multiple Properties: Used when listing multiple properties under one agreement

6. Dual Agency Consent: Required if the brokerage may potentially represent both buyer and seller

7. Special Conditions: For unique property features or seller requirements that need specific attention

8. Photography and Media Rights: Detailed terms regarding property photography, video, and marketing material ownership and usage

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Detailed property description, including lot size, building specifications, and included/excluded fixtures and chattels

2. Schedule B - Commission Schedule: Detailed breakdown of commission structures for different sale scenarios

3. Schedule C - Marketing Plan: Specific marketing activities and timeline the brokerage will undertake

4. Schedule D - Property Disclosure Statement: Seller's detailed disclosure about the property's condition and known issues

5. Schedule E - Property Photographs: Official property photographs and approved marketing images

6. Appendix 1 - Required Agency Disclosures: Mandatory agency relationship disclosures as required by provincial law

7. Appendix 2 - Privacy Policy: Details on how personal information will be collected, used, and protected

8. Appendix 3 - Service Area Map: If relevant, defines the geographical area where marketing efforts will be concentrated