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1. Survivorship Agreement: Required when the buyer is a married couple and they want to include provisions for property succession

2. Prior Encumbrances: Needed if there are existing liens or encumbrances that need to be disclosed

3. Payment Terms: Required when the payment is not made in full at signing but involves installments or specific conditions

4. Power of Attorney: Needed when either party is acting through an attorney-in-fact

5. Consent of Spouse: Required when the seller is married and the property is conjugal

6. Special Powers: Include when additional authorizations are needed for specific actions related to the transfer

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Technical description of the property, including lot plan, boundaries, and title information

2. Schedule B - Rights Being Waived: Detailed enumeration of specific rights being waived by the seller

3. Schedule C - Payment Schedule: If applicable, detailed breakdown of payment terms and conditions

4. Appendix 1 - Title Documents: Copies of relevant property title and tax declaration

5. Appendix 2 - Authority Documents: Copies of authorization documents, such as board resolutions or special powers of attorney

6. Appendix 3 - Tax Certificates: Copies of tax clearances and certificates required for the transfer