the agreement includes the details of the listing, including listing price, inclusions/exclusions, possession date, and lists your responsibilities and obligations as well as those of your real estate licensee. in a cma, real estate licensees use data about recently sold comparable properties to arrive at an appropriate listing price for your property. your real estate licensee is required to talk to you about property size, and the residential measurement standard (rms) in alberta. if there are areas of your home that cannot be included when using the rms, but you feel are an important selling feature, you can communicate those to potential buyers as additional information. remember that property size isn’t the only thing buyers use to decide how much they are willing to pay for a property. dower rights: in alberta, if you are married, but your spouse isn’t a registered owner on your property title, you may need their consent in order to sell the property.