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1. Holdover Period: Terms regarding commission payment for sales occurring after agreement expiration to protected buyers. Include when required by provincial regulations or brokerage policy

2. Multiple Listing Service Authorization: Permission to list on MLS systems. Optional if seller wants exclusive marketing only

3. Property Management: Terms for managing the property during the listing period. Include for vacant properties or those requiring special management

4. International Marketing: Special provisions for marketing to international buyers. Include for luxury properties or those likely to attract foreign buyers

5. Virtual Tours and Digital Marketing: Specific terms for digital marketing strategies. Include when advanced digital marketing is planned

6. Dual Agency Consent: Terms allowing the brokerage to represent both buyer and seller. Include where permitted by provincial law and agreed to by seller

7. Sale Conditions: Special conditions affecting the sale (e.g., tenant rights, development approvals). Include when specific circumstances exist

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Comprehensive description of the property, including lot size, building specifications, and inclusions/exclusions

2. Schedule B - Marketing Plan: Detailed marketing strategy and activities to be undertaken by the Brokerage

3. Schedule C - Commission Schedule: Detailed breakdown of commission structures for different sale scenarios

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

5. Schedule E - Property Photographs: Approved photographs and images for marketing purposes

6. Appendix 1 - Required Provincial Disclosures: Mandatory disclosures required by provincial real estate regulations

7. Appendix 2 - Agency Relationship Disclosure: Explanation of agency relationships and obligations as required by provincial law