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1. Lock-in Period: Minimum period during which neither party can terminate the lease, used when parties want to ensure stability

2. Furniture and Fixtures: List and conditions of furniture provided, used when property is furnished

3. Sub-letting: Terms for sub-letting the property, if permitted

4. Insurance: Insurance requirements for either party, particularly relevant for commercial properties

5. Property Management: Terms regarding property manager or management company, relevant for properties with professional management

6. Pets: Rules regarding keeping pets, when pets are allowed

7. Structural Changes: Terms for making alterations to the property, relevant for commercial leases or long-term residential leases

8. Common Areas: Rules for use of common areas, relevant for apartments or commercial complexes

1. Schedule A - Property Description: Detailed description of the property including floor plan and measurements

2. Schedule B - Inventory List: Detailed list of furniture, fixtures, and appliances provided with the property

3. Schedule C - Condition Report: Detailed report of the property's condition at the time of lease commencement

4. Schedule D - House Rules: Specific rules and regulations for the property or building

5. Schedule E - Maintenance Schedule: Schedule of regular maintenance activities and responsibilities

6. Appendix 1 - Photographs: Photographic evidence of property condition

7. Appendix 2 - Required Documents: Copies of necessary documents like ID proofs, previous utility bills

8. Appendix 3 - Payment Schedule: Detailed breakdown of all payments including rent escalation schedule