1. Environmental Matters: Required when the property may have environmental concerns or requires environmental assessment

2. Tenant Rights: Needed when the property has existing tenants and their rights need to be addressed

3. Property Management: Relevant when the property includes ongoing management contracts or services

4. Development Potential: Important when the property has development opportunities that affect its value

5. Financing Conditions: Required when the purchase is contingent on the buyer obtaining financing

6. Foreign Investment Provisions: Necessary when either party is a non-Canadian entity

7. GST/HST Treatment: Required when the transaction may have GST/HST implications

8. Assignment Rights: Important when either party may want to assign their rights under the agreement

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Comprehensive legal description and details of the property

2. Schedule B - Permitted Encumbrances: List of accepted liens, easements, or other encumbrances on the property

3. Schedule C - Due Diligence Documents: List of documents to be provided during the due diligence period

4. Schedule D - Property Inventory: List of any chattels, fixtures, or equipment included in the sale

5. Appendix 1 - Property Plans: Site plans, surveys, or architectural drawings of the property

6. Appendix 2 - Environmental Reports: Summary of any existing environmental assessments or reports

7. Appendix 3 - Financial Information: Relevant financial information such as rent rolls or operating statements