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1. Environmental Warranties: Used when there are concerns about environmental conditions or when required by local regulations

2. Charitable Gift Acknowledgment: Required when the bargain sale is to a charitable organization and part of the value is intended as a charitable donation

3. Reserved Rights: Included when the Grantor wishes to retain certain rights in the property

4. Mineral Rights: Used when mineral rights are being specifically included or excluded from the transfer

5. Future Use Restrictions: Added when there are conditions or restrictions on future use of the property

6. Right of First Refusal: Optional clause giving the Grantor first right to purchase if the Grantee decides to sell

7. Survival Provisions: Specifies which warranties and representations survive closing

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property including metes and bounds or lot descriptions

2. Schedule B - Permitted Encumbrances: List of all permitted encumbrances that will continue after transfer

3. Schedule C - Property Survey: Current survey of the property showing boundaries and improvements

4. Schedule D - Fair Market Value Assessment: Professional appraisal or assessment documenting the property's fair market value

5. Schedule E - Environmental Reports: Any environmental assessments or reports if applicable

6. Schedule F - Tax Certificates: Current tax certificates showing status of property taxes