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1. Dual Agency: Required when the estate agent may act for both seller and buyer, specifying how conflicts of interest will be managed

2. International Marketing: Include when the property will be marketed internationally, specifying additional services and costs

3. Property Management: Required when the agent will provide additional property management services during the sale period

4. Auction Provisions: Include when the property may be sold by auction, detailing specific procedures and costs

5. Pre-existing Damage: Include when there are known issues with the property that need documentation

6. Special Conditions: For unique properties or circumstances requiring additional terms

1. Schedule 1 - Property Details: Detailed property specification, including land registry information, fixtures, and fittings

2. Schedule 2 - Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission rates, marketing costs, and other fees

3. Schedule 3 - Marketing Plan: Comprehensive marketing strategy and timeline

4. Schedule 4 - Property Condition Report: Current condition of the property, including any known issues or defects

5. Schedule 5 - Required Documentation: List of necessary documents for the sale, including energy performance certificate and property surveys

6. Appendix A - Property Photographs: Current photographs of the property for reference

7. Appendix B - Marketing Materials Approval Form: Template for client approval of marketing materials

8. Appendix C - Viewing Schedule Template: Standard form for recording property viewings and feedback