Buyer Broker Agreement Template for Qatar

1. Property Type Specifications: Used when the buyer is looking for specific types of properties only

2. International Property Services: Include when the broker may need to source properties from outside Qatar

3. Additional Services: When broker provides supplementary services like property inspection or valuation

4. Sub-Agents: Include when the broker may need to appoint sub-agents or cooperate with other brokers

5. Force Majeure: Include for longer-term agreements to address unforeseen circumstances

6. Language: Include when agreement needs to be in both Arabic and English, specifying prevailing language

7. Anti-Money Laundering Compliance: Include for high-value transactions or when dealing with corporate buyers

1. Schedule 1 - Service Fee Structure: Detailed breakdown of all fees, commissions, and payment terms

2. Schedule 2 - Property Requirements: Detailed specifications of the type of property the buyer is seeking

3. Schedule 3 - Broker's Licenses: Copies of relevant broker licenses and registrations

4. Schedule 4 - Territory Map: If applicable, map or description of the geographical area covered

5. Appendix A - Required Documents: List of documents required from the buyer for property transactions

6. Appendix B - Service Level Agreement: Detailed performance metrics and service standards