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1. Family Occupancy Rights: Used when other family members have been living in the property and need to vacate or retain occupancy rights

2. Future Right of First Refusal: Optional clause giving the selling family member right of first refusal if the property is sold in the future

3. Mortgage Assumption: Include when the buyer is assuming an existing mortgage from the seller

4. Gift Portion Declaration: Required when part of the transaction is considered a gift for tax purposes

5. Family Member Buy-Back Option: Gives the seller the option to buy back the property under specific conditions

6. Rental Agreement: Used when the selling family member will continue to occupy the property as a tenant

7. Maintenance Responsibilities: Important when ongoing property maintenance will be shared between family members

8. Future Development Rights: Relevant when the property has development potential that the family wants to share

9. Family Trust Provisions: Required when the property is part of a family trust arrangement

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property including lot size, boundaries, and any easements

2. Schedule B - Included Fixtures and Chattels: List of all items included in the sale (appliances, fixtures, furniture, etc.)

3. Schedule C - Property Disclosure Statement: Detailed disclosure of known property issues, repairs, and conditions

4. Schedule D - Family Relationship Declaration: Documents the family relationship and any special considerations due to the relationship

5. Schedule E - Payment Schedule: If payment is to be made in installments or includes special arrangements

6. Appendix 1 - Property Photos: Current dated photos documenting the property's condition at time of sale

7. Appendix 2 - Market Valuation: Independent property valuation to establish fair market value for tax purposes