1. Break Fee: Used in larger transactions where compensation is required if one party terminates negotiations

2. Financing Condition: Include when buyer requires financing to complete the purchase

3. Regulatory Approvals: Required for regulated industries or large transactions requiring government approval

4. Employee Matters: Include for business purchases involving significant employee considerations

5. Intellectual Property: Required when IP forms significant part of purchase

6. Environmental Matters: Include for real estate or business transactions with potential environmental concerns

7. Insurance Requirements: Include when specific insurance coverage is required during due diligence

8. Public Announcements: Include for high-profile transactions or where parties are public companies

1. Schedule A - Asset Description: Detailed description of property or business assets under consideration

2. Schedule B - Preliminary Price Calculation: Framework for determining final purchase price

3. Schedule C - Due Diligence Requirements: List of required documents and information for due diligence

4. Schedule D - Timeline: Detailed timeline of key dates and milestones

5. Schedule E - Excluded Assets: List of assets specifically excluded from the potential transaction