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1. Boot Payment Terms: Required when one property has higher value and monetary compensation is part of the exchange

2. Tenant Provisions: Needed when either property has existing tenants and lease agreements

3. Mortgage Arrangements: Required when either property has existing mortgages that need to be addressed

4. Environmental Compliance: Necessary for properties with potential environmental concerns or specific use restrictions

5. Development Restrictions: Required when properties are subject to zoning laws or development limitations

6. Third-Party Consents: Needed when exchange requires approval from other parties (e.g., lenders, government agencies)

7. Broker Provisions: Required when real estate brokers are involved in the transaction

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Complete technical description of first property, including boundaries, improvements, and title information

2. Schedule B - Property Details: Complete technical description of second property, including boundaries, improvements, and title information

3. Schedule C - Title Documents: Copies of TCT/CCT and other relevant title documents for both properties

4. Schedule D - Property Valuation: Independent valuation reports for both properties

5. Schedule E - Tax Certificates: Current tax declarations and tax clearances for both properties

6. Schedule F - Property Pictures: Recent photographs and visual documentation of both properties

7. Appendix 1 - Due Diligence Checklist: Checklist of required documents and verifications for both properties

8. Appendix 2 - Government Permits: Copies of relevant permits, certificates, and governmental approvals

9. Appendix 3 - Power of Attorney: If applicable, POA documents authorizing representatives to act on behalf of any party