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1. Multiple Buyers: Required when there are multiple buyers entering into the agreement, defining their joint and several responsibilities

2. Property Type Specifications: Used when the buyer has specific property type requirements that need to be detailed

3. Holdover Period: Included when there's a need to address commission obligations for properties shown during the agreement but purchased after its termination

4. Team Representatives: Required when multiple agents from the brokerage will be working with the buyer

5. Buyer's Exclusions: Used when certain properties or situations need to be excluded from the agreement

6. Foreign Buyer Provisions: Required when the buyer is a non-resident of Canada, addressing specific legal requirements

7. Conflict Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution procedures beyond standard arbitration clauses

1. Schedule A - Property Requirements: Detailed list of buyer's property requirements, preferences, and deal-breakers

2. Schedule B - Territory: Map or description of the geographic area where the brokerage will search for properties

3. Schedule C - Commission Schedule: Detailed breakdown of commission structures for different property types or price ranges

4. Schedule D - Identification Verification: Required documentation for anti-money laundering compliance

5. Appendix 1 - Agency Disclosure: Mandatory disclosure form explaining agency relationships in real estate transactions

6. Appendix 2 - Privacy Policy: Detailed privacy policy and information handling procedures

7. Appendix 3 - Team Member Profiles: Information about all team members who may assist with the buyer's search