Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 4 Exam Practice

What might a schedule attached to a buyer representation agreement include?

1. Cannot exceed one schedule

2. A list of additional services provided

3. Excluded properties previously viewed

4. Specific appliance warranties

5. Standard property disclosures

6. Neighborhood crime statistics

The correct answer is: A list of additional services provided

A schedule attached to a buyer representation agreement often includes additional details that enhance the understanding and scope of the agreement. Including a list of additional services provided is a common and practical approach, as it clarifies the extent of support and resources that the buyer can expect from the real estate professional. This transparency can lead to a better client-agent relationship, ensuring that the buyer is fully informed about what is available to them throughout the buying process. While other options might seem relevant, they typically do not directly pertain to the standard contents expected within a buyer representation agreement. For example, excluding properties previously viewed, discussing specific appliance warranties, standard property disclosures, or neighborhood crime statistics are more likely to be addressed in other documents or discussions between the agent and the buyer rather than in the schedule of the representation agreement itself.