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1. Due Diligence: Used when the optionee requires a period for property investigation and verification

2. Property Improvements: Include when the optionee is permitted to make improvements during the lease period

3. Assignment Rights: Include when either party may need to transfer their rights under the agreement

4. Option Extension Terms: Used when parties want to include possibility of extending the option period

5. Mortgage Provisions: Include when the property has existing mortgage or if buyer will require financing

6. Special Conditions: Used for any unique requirements or conditions specific to the transaction

7. Land Use Compliance: Include when there are specific zoning or land use requirements to address

8. Insurance Requirements: Used when specific insurance coverage is required during the lease period

1. Schedule 1 - Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property including boundaries, title details, and registration information

2. Schedule 2 - Payment Terms: Detailed breakdown of all payments including option fee, rent, and purchase price

3. Schedule 3 - Property Inventory: List of fixtures, fittings, and contents included in the lease and potential sale

4. Schedule 4 - Lease Terms and Conditions: Detailed terms of the lease portion of the agreement

5. Appendix A - Property Documents: Copies of title documents, land use approvals, and other relevant property documentation

6. Appendix B - Property Plans: Site plans, building plans, and surveys of the property

7. Appendix C - Due Diligence Checklist: List of required documentation and verification steps for due diligence

8. Appendix D - Maintenance Schedule: Detailed breakdown of maintenance responsibilities during the lease period