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1. Conditions Precedent: Used when completion is subject to specific conditions such as mortgage approval or NOCs

2. Property Inspection: Include when specific inspection requirements or current property condition needs to be documented

3. Mortgage Details: Required when the purchase involves mortgage financing

4. Broker Arrangements: Include when real estate brokers are involved in the transaction

5. Post-Completion Obligations: Used when there are specific obligations after completion, such as maintenance or renovation agreements

6. Force Majeure: Include when specific provisions for unforeseen circumstances affecting completion are needed

7. Vacant Possession: Required when the property is currently occupied and timing of vacancy needs to be specified

8. Service Charge: Include for properties within managed communities or buildings with service charges

1. Property Details: Detailed description of the property including title deed number, plot number, size, and location coordinates

2. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment installments, dates, and payment methods

3. Property Documents: List of all property-related documents including title deed, floor plans, and building permits

4. Due Diligence Results: Summary of property inspection results and any identified issues

5. Existing Tenancies: Details of any existing tenancy agreements if the property is sold with tenants

6. Property Photographs: Current photographs of the property documenting its condition at time of sale

7. Required Approvals: List of necessary governmental and regulatory approvals required for the sale

8. Outstanding Charges: Details of any outstanding charges, service fees, or utility bills to be settled