Real Estate Buyout Agreement Template for Philippines

1. Due Diligence: Used when buyer requires a period to investigate property details, titles, and encumbrances

2. Broker Provisions: Include when real estate brokers are involved in the transaction

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

4. Environmental Matters: Important for properties with potential environmental concerns or compliance requirements

5. Force Majeure: Include when parties want specific provisions for unforeseen circumstances

6. Mortgage Release: Include when property has existing mortgages that need to be cleared

7. Construction Completion: Required for properties under construction or requiring specific improvements

8. Homeowners Association: Include when property is part of a managed community or subdivision

1. Property Details Schedule: Technical description of property, including lot area, boundaries, and improvements

2. Title Documents: Copies of property titles and relevant registration documents

3. Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of payment terms and installments if applicable

4. Due Diligence Results: Reports from property inspection, title search, and other investigations

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

6. Property Photos: Recent photographs of the property and its improvements

7. Power of Attorney: If any party is represented by an attorney-in-fact

8. Permits and Licenses: Relevant government permits and certificates affecting the property