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1. Break Fee: Details of any break fee payable if either party withdraws, used when there's significant due diligence cost

2. Financing Contingency: Included when the purchase is subject to the buyer obtaining financing

3. Property Access Terms: Used when specific access arrangements for inspection and due diligence need to be detailed

4. Existing Tenancies: Included when there are existing tenants and specific arrangements need to be addressed

5. Environmental Matters: Used when environmental due diligence is a significant concern

6. Planning Permits: Included when specific planning or zoning requirements need to be addressed

7. Asset List: Used when specific fixtures, fittings, or equipment are to be included/excluded from the sale

8. Governing Law: Included when there's a need to specify jurisdiction, particularly for interstate transactions

1. Property Details Schedule: Detailed description of the property including lot number, title references, and area

2. Due Diligence Requirements: List of specific documents and information required for due diligence

3. Commercial Terms Summary: Detailed breakdown of the commercial terms including payment structure and timelines

4. Existing Leases Schedule: Summary of any existing lease arrangements affecting the property