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1. Environmental Matters: Required when environmental issues are identified or suspected, detailing investigations and remediation responsibilities

2. Tenant Matters: Used when the property has existing tenants, addressing lease assignments and tenant rights

3. Vendor Take-Back Mortgage: Include when the vendor is providing financing for part of the purchase price

4. Property Management: Required when dealing with transition of property management services

5. Employee Matters: Needed when employees are attached to the property (e.g., building maintenance staff)

6. Intellectual Property: Include when the sale includes trademarks, logos, or other IP associated with the property

7. Tax Elections: Required for specific tax treatment requests or elections

8. Development Rights: Include when there are unused development rights or ongoing development applications

1. Schedule A - Legal Description: Detailed legal description of the property

2. Schedule B - Permitted Encumbrances: List of accepted liens, easements, and encumbrances

3. Schedule C - Leases: List and copies of existing leases and tenant information

4. Schedule D - Service Contracts: List of ongoing service contracts and maintenance agreements

5. Schedule E - Fixtures and Chattels: Inventory of included and excluded equipment and fixtures

6. Schedule F - Environmental Reports: Environmental assessment reports and documentation

7. Schedule G - Rent Roll: Current rent roll and tenant payment status

8. Schedule H - Property Documents: List of property documents to be delivered on closing

9. Schedule I - Form of Assignment of Leases: Template for assignment of leases and contracts

10. Schedule J - Vendor's Deliveries: Checklist of documents to be provided by vendor during due diligence