1. Valuation: Used when the parties need to establish agreed values for the exchanged items, particularly important for tax purposes or when there is a difference in value

2. Regulatory Compliance: Include when the exchanged items are subject to specific regulations or require government approvals

3. Environmental Matters: Required when real property or items with potential environmental impacts are being exchanged

4. Intellectual Property Rights: Include when the exchanged items involve IP rights or licenses

5. Third Party Consents: Needed when the exchange requires approval from third parties or regulatory bodies

6. Post-Completion Obligations: Include when ongoing obligations exist after the exchange is completed

7. Condition Precedents: Used when certain conditions must be met before the exchange can proceed

1. Schedule 1 - Description of First Party's Exchange Items: Detailed specification, photographs, and documentation of items being exchanged by the first party

2. Schedule 2 - Description of Second Party's Exchange Items: Detailed specification, photographs, and documentation of items being exchanged by the second party

3. Schedule 3 - Delivery Schedule: Detailed timeline and logistics for the exchange process

4. Schedule 4 - Due Diligence Requirements: Specific requirements and procedures for inspecting and verifying the exchanged items

5. Schedule 5 - Required Consents and Approvals: List of all required third-party consents and regulatory approvals

6. Appendix A - Title Documents: Copies of relevant title documents, certificates of ownership, or registration papers

7. Appendix B - Valuation Reports: Independent valuation reports of the exchanged items, if applicable