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1. Due Diligence Period: Used when buyer requires a period to conduct property investigations and title verification

2. Environmental Compliance: Required when property has specific environmental considerations or requirements

3. Tenant Rights and Obligations: Included when property is subject to existing lease agreements

4. Broker Provisions: Required when real estate brokers are involved in the transaction

5. Foreign Ownership Compliance: Required when buyer is a foreign entity, addressing Philippine foreign ownership restrictions

6. Financing Contingency: Used when purchase is contingent on buyer obtaining financing

7. Property Management Transition: Included for properties with ongoing management operations

8. Construction and Development Obligations: Required when property includes incomplete construction or development commitments

9. Condominium Association Provisions: Used for properties within condominium developments

1. Property Details Schedule: Detailed technical description of the property, including boundaries and certificates of title

2. Due Diligence Documents: List of all property-related documents provided for review

3. Permitted Encumbrances: List of accepted liens, easements, or other encumbrances on the property

4. Inventory of Fixtures and Fittings: Detailed list of items included in the sale

5. Tax Certificates: Current real property tax certificates and clearances

6. Environmental Certificates: Environmental compliance certificates and related documents

7. Existing Leases: Details of any existing lease agreements affecting the property

8. Building Permits and Certificates: Copies of all relevant building permits and certificates of occupancy

9. Power of Attorney: If applicable, documents authorizing representatives to act on behalf of parties

10. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms and schedules